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That was my next question..............
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ummm not really sure but what about bantam, 2 blown for 1 hatching/ chicken 3 blown for 2 hatching/ and duck 1 for 1 ?
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what about gentlely wrapping the shells in saran wrap? twist the ends?

I tend to agree with that, I dont know if you guys have seen how much people on Etsy charge for blown eggs, but it isnt cheap....

ETA: of course add extras in case of breakage as with hatching eggs
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I bought 3 blown goose eggs from E-Bay 2 yrs ago, I didn't think to keep any of mine when they were laying.
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But they were bubble wrapped and put in a medium priority box and made it safely to me. But there were no extras.
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Those peafowl are pretty, but they sure make a racket. Lots of them running around Florida. They were trying to thin them out on Anna Marie Island.
 
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They sell blown eggs on ebay, might check their for pricing estimates and how to ship the blown eggs.

OK Ill check them out too:) thanks
 
Just checked ebay:
a doz blown chicken eggs at $8-10.
30 Quail are $15 & 50 eggs for $24.
Didn't see duck eggs
Goose eggs, 8 eggs for $24

So figure out what you want per fertile hatching egg.........
 
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I get 45$ a dozen+ ( usually 14-15) shipping included ( which is typically 13-14$) I just want to be fair. So at Ebay prices it puts it right about where Taz cat said;) Thank you!
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