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They kinda remind me of beanie babies 🤣 My grandma used to swear that my son could go to college on her collection. I ended up giving them to a church doing mission work in Mexico because I couldn’t sell them 😖

I’ve had the WORST luck hatching their eggs, but I think I narrowed down my issue. The eggs I have hatched have produced healthy chicks, and these have been the broodiest of all my hens combined, which I read was not a trait of the breed.

I actually did/do have a couple hens with a floppier comb. And I know that our local market has most likely been saturated with the same lines I have. I actually just acquired a new line from across the country, but we traded as kind of an experiment to see how shipping eggs and hatching shipped...

Well, I hate to say this out loud so as to not jinx myself, but I haven’t lost one chick that I’ve hatched or that a broody has hatched up to this point. The breeder I got my flock from had two different lines and was not opposed to culling at all. I obtained my flock by chance, not by choice...

Wow, that would leave a bad taste in my mouth, too! Our winters are obviously not as bad as I’m sure yours can get. What is your go to breed?

What do you mean by fragile? I’m interested in others experiences.

I’ve actually been quite pleased with my flock, I have found them to be the sweetest of all my chickens. But extremely broody, that’s my bugaboo. I haven’t eaten one, so the the meat color hasn’t been an issue. Thanks for sharing 😊

What are the other reasons you hate them?

Would you happen to know the likelihood of an offspring of two Ayam Cemani parents with no visible leakage to show leakage? (One pink toenail) Thank you.