fertile Fern Egger hatching eggs online
At Game Fowls Ranch, our Fern Egger breeding pens are meticulously managed to yield maximum shade depth and shell saturation. By pairing specific brown pigment bloom genes with sky-blue shell foundations, our offspring produce a striking range of deep green shell tones—from smooth forest and fern green to speckled moss and khaki tones. Fern Eggers are hardy, friendly, active foragers that adapt well to both free-range pastures and sheltered coop setups.
Every hatching egg is hand-selected and inspected prior to packing:
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Freshness Guaranteed: Collected daily from clean nesting boxes and stored in temperature-controlled rooms ($55^\circ\text{F}$–$60^\circ\text{F}$) to preserve embryo viability.
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Shell Quality & Size: Only clean, strong-shelled, correctly shape-graded eggs with optimal air cells are selected for shipping.
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Specialized Packaging: Eggs are carefully secured in custom-cut, high-density foam shippers or double-boxed egg cartons wrapped in shock-absorbing bubble padding to withstand transit handling.
Product Highlights & Specifications:
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Breed: Fern Egger (Specialized Multi-Generation $F_2$/$F_3$ Green Layer Crosses)
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Item: Fresh Fertile Hatching Eggs (Unincubated)
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Incubation Period: Standard 21 days
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Adult Potential: Medium dual-purpose frame (hens reach 5.0–6.5 lbs, roosters 6.5–7.5 lbs). Feathering varies widely—from sleek black with silver or copper hackles to slate blue, splash, or muffed/bearded facial feathering.
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Egg Laying Capability: Exceptional productivity laying 200 to 260 deep fern green, moss, or speckled khaki-green eggs annually.
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Incubation Quick-Facts: Standard forced-air incubation requires a temperature of $99.5^\circ\text{F}$ ($37.5^\circ\text{C}$), a relative humidity of 45%–50% during incubation days 1–18, and a humidity increase to 65%–70% during the final “lockdown” phase (days 19–21). Eggs should be turned 3 to 5 times daily until lockdown.


