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Thanks, dear!! :hugs We're really pleased and thrilled about it too! :D

Varies... I had some start at 5 1/2 months, some waited til about 7 months...

White toes and leakage can happen in any lines, just fyi... but if purchasing chicks, the culls shouldn't be shipped out as AC's, IMO... I had a cockerel in my 2nd generation with severe silver leakage, but his fibro expression was exceptional... The cockerel you posted bothers me most with...

No problem! Very welcome! The Director of Education of that group is a dear friend of mine... I wish you luck... :)

Most likely... the link I had was not on FB, but that *should be* the group... I'm not on FB so it won't even let me see the page...

There is a club, the Ayam Cemani Breeders Association... they're mostly on Facebook, I had a link to a website 2 days ago, but it's not working now... dunno why...

There are AC breeders in CA.. might be easier to source close to you...

With chicks, it is best to always ship a group of at least 6 or more of any variety... shipping can be hard and the more to huddle together to keep warm, the better... withinn reason, of course... Are you looking to breed or for yard candy?

I've never heard of them, but that's not saying much, lol... many of the pics are black and white so not good for evaluating quality... seems like a lot of 'catch phrases' and little bare bones info... biggest thing that bothers me is they have an order minimum of 2 for adult cockbirds... a...

Just was a bit abrasive the way that was worded...

Say what? Wow...

IMO, there's no such thing as a perfect bird in any variety of any breed, thus the reason for illustrations used in the SOP book... ;) Just was curious, have seen some get pure white feathered birds, just not with other color as well... :hu Though there was a string of bad scammers a while back...

Nope, haven't seen anything quite like that... where did you source your line from?

Definitely male... this is a pullet, at 6 months old....

It happens, but is not desired for breeding... the gold is leakage and the mulberry is incomplete fibro expression... fibro expression can be worked with, leakage he will pass on to his offspring...

Lol! The girls can be very intimidating to a smaller or less secure rooster for sure... they have very strong personalities no doubt... For free ranging, they are absolutely excellent... very predator wary and flight capabilities excel beyond any other breed I have had... egg laying is...

A lot of hybrid fibros tend to be extremely dark, even can be darker looking than full AC's... Sumatras are already gypsy faced, so it makes sense that crossing fibro in would express well... oyster colored mouths are acceptable, sorry for the feathered shanks though...

Very nice! And not that I am aware of... usually it's the other way around, lightness darkens up as a chick ages...

Culls are either sold as mix breeds, given away or eaten...

Lots more info here as well... :) https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/862688/the-american-cemani-breeders-club-open-forum