$400 for pure java's is a steal even as yearlings, those take 3 years to reach breeding age, so by then they cost a grand on average for nice ones. and they dont lay much on average, so if they are pure, breeders, and baby makers, I'd jump on them, LOL
Heck with the neighbors
really the greens arent as vocal as all the other blue mutations anyway. I've got 9 javas and 4 imperators and you rarely hear them, and God yes they are a beautiful bird.
I think you'll be glad to get the NPIP. Shipping eggs is easy to get away with, just dont label them eggs, but on birds it's kinda obvious, they dont now to be quite in the box for you
and yes, it's just a quick blood test and a band on the leg and you're done with it. everyone passes, hasnt been a case of pullorum done here in years, I think my guy said it had been 20 years since there was one in Georgia with it.
When you get it, ask them to send you a list of the individual state requirements too. I didnt know when I got mine that some states require EVEN MORE stuff. I thought NPIP was it. Wrong, some require state import permits, some require avian influenza test, some MG or MS test, and some need recent Avian Vet Health Certificates.
Most dont, and NPIP is good, but the ones that do, are butts about it, and will give you a written warning the first time, the second time is a fine.
Ones that need state approval import permits are
DL, FL, GA,IL,IO,KA,ML,MN,MO,MT,NB,OK,SD,TX,UT,VT,VI, HI, AK
Some of those are easy, some really dont care like GA and FL, and some like Virginia and Hawaii, you just cant get legal enough to ship into.
But their little state by state spread sheet will show you what each requires so you wont have any surprises. That's why you see some many places on line that say, sorry cant ship to Virginia. I did and got caught on some
ebay eggs last year, and they sent me one of the nastiest letters you ever saw, pretty much dared me to do it again, they'd send a hit man down here and rub me out..