Happy Spring Everyone! A fresh batch of sweet Cream Legbar, French Black Copper Maran and Olive Egg Laying chicks (our mix of our French Black Copper Maran Rooster with our Amerucana laying hens) are due out Monday April 27th.
Reserve your beautiful egg layers through facebook or through our email [email protected]
We look forward to hearing from you!
Cream Legbar Chicks Next To Their Sky Blue Eggs
Ever wondered what a chicken hatching out of an egg looks like? Here are some fun peck by peck shots of some chicks making their way out of their eggs after being in the incubator for 21 days.
After hatching the chicks stay in the incubator to dry out and “fluff up” while other chicks hatch out of their eggs.
Once all of the chicks have hatched they are placed in a brooder under a heat lamp and given access to chick crumble and fresh clean water.
Stay tuned for reviews on different incubators and brooding techniques. Happy hatching everyone!
So! You Have Some Fresh Baby Chicks. What Should You Do With Them? Why . . . . Dress Them Up Of Course! Presenting Cleopatra The Cream Legbar Chick
All Goofyness Aside, The Best Thing To Do With Your Fresh Baby Chick (After You Have Gotten Your Cute “Ya Ya’s” Out Is To Keep Them Warm And Well Fed/Watered In A Brooder Until They Are Hardy Enough To Run Around Outside.
Have some cute pictures of your own to share? Send them to us at [email protected] We will pick the best of the lot and share them on our site!
We Hope That You All Are Feeling The Renewal And Fresh Energy That Spring Brings As Our Seasons Change.
Isbar Chicks Alchemist Farm
Happy Easter Everyone!
This Weeks Fun Photo: French Black Copper Maran Speckled Egg
Why are these eggs sometimes a deep chocolate and other times speckled? The answer lies in how the egg is laid by the hen. A French Black Copper Maran egg has a light brown shell naturally that is given an extra coating of dark protective coloring in the last few hours of the laying process, if you were to scratch the dark color with your finger nail it would begin to come off. When the coating is not fully applied the eggs can have a dinosaur speckled look like this egg laid yesterday. On the other side of the spectrum, the dark coating can be over applied and you can get an extremely dark egg with even darker speckles on top of that. Whatever the pattern you get on a given day is always a fun treat to go collect the days eggs and see what nature has done with the day!
Our ladies have been laying dutifully and we have an incubator full of rare cream legbar and isbar eggs. Looking to add some colorful eggs to your backyard laying flock? Look no further we have you covered.
Our next batch of chicks is due to hatch April 3rd, just in time for easter!
For information on our wait list, purchase and pickup from the farm please email us at [email protected]
Bearded d'Anver Chick
$20.00
French Blue Copper Marans (Alchemist Line)
$40.00
Surprise Flock Gift Certificate
$120.00
Alchemist Blue Male Chick 2025 Line
$1.00
Alchemist Egger Chick
$15.00
