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I'd keep them separate for at least two weeks, because you don't know if they're carrying any diseases. Especially since they came from a bad place. That's very true. The eggs are usually fertile, I believe, it's just very hard to get them to hatch. I've never owned Ayams, but I know a person...

From what I can see, they look like purebred Ayam Cemani. I can't tell what the hens' combs look like, but they should be single as well. One thing though. The eggs are supposed to be white or cream, not black. Not sure if that was a typo, because I've never seen a black egg. :lol: Gorgeous...