Chick Happens

Customer Hatch Update!!!- I’m so excited for her, she got some cool colors from this clutch. I’m all about the speckled eggs but I also want to breed towards fun colored plumage. 🫶🏼 Taylor Hyde

Heavy Speck kinda day! 🤌🏼

🐣 Hatching Dozen Available🐥
$3️⃣5️⃣

If this dozen doesn’t sell they’re going straight into my incubator! 🫣
This dozen has pure bred True Splash Ameraucana’s-Mulgi Gen Olive Eggers-F1 Olive Eggers.

New Layer Alert. My jaw hit the floor when I saw this in the nest box! 😍

I have two dozen hatching eggs available🐥
$3️⃣5️⃣/dozen
Both of these dozens have pure bred True Splash Ameraucana’s-Mulgi Gen Olive Eggers-F1 Olive Eggers.

🐥‼️HATCHING EGG INFO & PRICING GUIDE‼️🐣
Dated:2026

First let me start by saying thank you for purchasing fertile hatching eggs! Please read these instructions carefully to give your eggs the best possible hatch rate.

PRICING:
Local pickup $3️⃣5️⃣/dozen
Shipped $7️⃣5️⃣/dozen plus extras, includes shipping

PEN 1: F1-Multi Gen Olive Eggers all covered by our splash rooster Mr. Sprinkles.
Feather colors can range from splash, black, blue and wildtype in different colors. Expect your hens to lay light-dark toned Olives with speckles and or heavy bloom. Olive Eggers can lay brown eggs as they are a hybrid cross rather than a pure breed and their genetic makeup can result in brown, tinted, or sometimes blue eggs instead of green. If a hen does not inherit enough blue egg genes, she may produce a brown egg with a light "bloom" or in rare cases, just a plain brown.

PEN 2: Pure Bred True Splash Ameraucanas. Light to dark blue eggs.

IMPORTANT SHIPPING INFO:
• All hatching eggs are carefully packaged to reduce damage during shipping.
• Because eggs are fragile and shipping conditions vary, hatch rates cannot be guaranteed.
• Rough handling, temperature changes, delays, and altitude changes may affect fertility and hatch success.
• Please inspect your eggs immediately upon arrival.
• Allow shipped eggs to rest large-end-up for 12–24 hours before incubation.

BEFORE YOU INCUBATE:
• Wash and sanitize your incubator before use.
• Turn on the incubator 24 hours before setting eggs to ensure stable temperature and humidity.
• Recommended incubator temperature: 99.5°F for forced-air incubators.
• Recommended humidity: 40–50% during the first 18 days.
• Place eggs large-end-up or on their sides.

INCUBATION INSTRUCTIONS:
Days Temperature Humidity Instructions

Day 1–18 99.5°F 40–50% Turn eggs at least 3–5 times daily.

Day 7–10 99.5°F 40–50% Candle eggs to check fertility and development.

Day 18 99.5°F 65–70% Stop turning eggs and move to lockdown.

Day 19–21 99.5°F 65–70% Do not open incubator unless necessary.

LOCKDOWN & HATCHING:
• Keep the incubator closed as much as possible.
• Chicks may hatch anytime between Days 20–22.
• Allow all chicks to fully dry and fluff up before moving them to a brooder.

AFTER HATCH CARE:
• Provide a warm brooder at 95°F
• Use clean bedding and fresh water.
• Feed chick starter feed immediately after hatch. (Any snacks given start offering chick grit)

IMPORTANT NOTES:
• Shipped eggs generally have lower hatch rates than farm-fresh eggs.
• A hatch rate of 50–80% can still be considered successful with shipped eggs.
• Please understand that shipping stress is beyond the seller’s control.

Thank you for supporting our flock! We hope you enjoy the exciting experience of hatching your own chicks. 🫶🏼