12 Serama Hatching Eggs.
You are buying one dozen fresh hatching eggs.
I will include as many extras as the hens allow. You will receive at least two extras. I usually like to include more.
I keep my breeding birds very healthy and treat them as investments. So, I monitor their health and do everything I can to promote their health and happiness. None of my chickens are extremely flighty or aggressive as I do not believe in breeding those traits. So, you will be receiving eggs from mentally and physically healthy chickens.
This is a great way start to start having your own flock of Serama.
12 Hatching Eggs
Hatching Eggs Acknowledgment
HATCHING EGG ACKNOLEDGEMENT:
Hatching eggs and shipping eggs is always a gamble. By purchasing, you are acknowledging that I make no guarantees to your hatch rate. I can not make any guarantees due to the post office handling, your incubation, or any other factors
Please allow your eggs to rest 24 to 48 hours after arrival due to possible air cell issues due to shipping. I triple wrap all of my eggs in a well padded box for their safetyYou will need to incubate with small end down at 99.5 degrees and I find to keep the humidity close to 45-50% Many issues have happened with higher humidity with the chicks drowning in the shell at high humidity as they are so small and fragile.
At home, I average above a 95% fertility rate and an 80% hatch rate. However, any travel at all greatly impacts hatch rates. While I can’t guarantee hatch rates once they leave me, I do everything I can to set you up for success. Sometimes the damage from handling is too great for mother nature to overcome and your incubation settings and methods are also out of our control, though we will do our best do guide you if requested as far as temperatures and humidity, etc. go. There will be no refunds, sorry, even if no eggs hatch.
What I Need once they hatch: Everything you need can usually be purchased at your local feed store. Chick starter feed, waterer, brooder (cardboard box, plastic storage bin, bathtub, or even a kiddie pool are popular), pine shavings, thermometer and a heat lamp or heat source. Baby chicks require heat of about 95 degrees their first week of life. Second week you can lower the temperature to 90 degrees and so on with every week going down 5 degrees until 6-8 weeks old or when they are ready to go "outside”.
Please read information in Serama Care Section.
Shipping Info
Shipping- ONLY to the USA lower 48. Any claims for broken eggs (we package really well!) will need to be directed to USPS. Seller not responsible.
Plan for holidays, the environment, or postal delays as you see appropriate. We ship one way and are not responsible once we hand the package to the clerk at USPS. No refunds for delays.