You'll be bidding on 12 purebred Ayam Cemani fertilized hatching eggs. These eggs come from rare, high-quality, well-cared for chickens that are fed a special blend of feed. The eggs will be shipped unwashed in a meticulously prepared package. 

Ayam Cemani is an uncommon and relatively modern breed of chicken from Indonesia. They have a dominant gene that causes hyperpigmentation (Fibromelanosis), making the chicken entirely black; including feathers, beak, and internal organs.

NOTE: After shipment we CANNOT promise that the delivery company will handle the eggs carefully. We CANNOT promise a specific hatch rates. Shipping eggs will affect the hatch rate.


NOTE: We do not wash hatching eggs so not to remove the natural protective coating. All eggs are shipped as quickly as possible. Delayed shipping may occur with weather conditions as well as weekend holiday etc. Our goal is for eggs to not sit at a postal facility and to be delivered promptly.


Once item leaves seller's possession, it is out of my control what happens during the shipping process. Keep following up on the tracking because sometimes the postal service requires pick-up at the local post office. All shipping disputes need to be taken up with the shipping service since I have very little control and no influence on the status of the arrival of the package. 


Terms and conditions of sale: Buyer agrees to leave feedback based solely on the packaging of the eggs and arrival of the eggs. Buyer also understands that individual hatch rates will vary based on equipment and handling beyond sellers’ control. If there is a problem with your order, you agree to work out the problem directly with the seller to come to a reasonable solution. If you aren’t willing to accept the risks of buying hatching eggs then consider buying chicks instead. I test fertility frequently and do my absolute best to ensure that my customers are happy with their purchase.


As a seller, all I ask is that you candle the eggs around day 7 and if you feel that there are fertility issues, take pictures of the eggs and reach out to me. I would rather catch it early and try to come up with a solution instead of you wasting your time to the very end and then realizing there is a problem. Plus, it makes it harder to fix the problem without visual proof that the eggs were duds. By day 7, you should be able to tell if there is a problem with the eggs. For both parties, the seller and buyer, it's better to operate this way. Once again, I'm willing to help rectify any issue if there is visual proof. Thank you for understanding.