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I was going to suggest not breeding them....it's not very ethical to cross breed birds and then try to sell them as pure birds....not saying that you would! but they are already so mixed up that it is incredibly hard to find 'pure' birds anymore.

If your picking them up, you'll have a better chance of the eggs hatching....given that they are fertile to begin with....try not to jostle them around while transporting them. You will need to keep the temperature constant and humidity within acceptable range. They are a little more 'demanding'...

If your picking them up, you'll have a better chance of the eggs hatching....given that they are fertile to begin with....try not to jostle them around while transporting them. You will need to keep the temperature constant and humidity within acceptable range. They are a little more...

Buying eggs is a huge risk, as is shipping too! $75 isn't outrageous, I've seen them going on EBay for a lot more and for only 6 eggs. If your lucky you can find juvenile birds for that price on Kijiji or Craigslist.

They are not as likely to fight in the winter but if you put two or several males in the same pen with females, you will more than likely lose some birds. Also, unless your planning on releasing thousands of birds, the chances of them surviving to produce a viable, reproducing population is...