What to know about hatching shipped eggs?

[Pampered chicken girl]

I'm hoping to purchase six Serama and six Bantam blue laced red Wyandotte eggs Online and have them shipped to me. I was wondering if there is anything different about hatching shipped eggs. I am hoping to get at least two seramas, I would like one female and one male for breeding, and would like one blue laced red Wyandotte but assuming more will hatch than one I will end up selling or giving away the rest. Advice is greatly appreciated, TIA
@Weeg @Eggcessive @anyone

 

[RoosterML]

It’s never a sure thing with shipped eggs. None could hatch or all can. When you get them set them immediately in the incubator BUT leave the turner off for 24-48 hours.

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

It’s never a sure thing with shipped eggs. None could hatch or all can. When you get them set them immediately in the incubator BUT leave the turner off for 24-48 hours.

Ok thanks, the website says to just leave them out of the incubator for 6 hours but I am going to take a real Hatcher's word over a websites. (This sounds sarcastic but I promise it's not)

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

@Idaho Chicken Bungalow think you can get this bumped

 

[Chickenlover2009]

I want to get some Ayam Cemani eggs but I am scared I won't get any

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

I want to get some Ayam Cemani eggs but I am scared I won't get any

I am too, especially with the Serama eggs since they have bad hatch rates not even shipped. I guess we just have to hope and see when we buy shipped eggs

 

[Chickenlover2009]

Where are you ordering yours?

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

Where are you ordering yours?

Ebay

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Have them sit upright for 24 hours before turning to help stabilize the aircell