Cream Legbar Fertile Eggs 1 dozen (12 eggs)

Cream Legbar Fertile Eggs 1 dozen (12 eggs)

$50.00
Sale price  $50.00 Regular price 
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Cream Legbar Fertile Eggs 1 dozen (12 eggs)

Cream Legbar Fertile Eggs 1 dozen (12 eggs)

$50.00
Sale price  $50.00 Regular price 

    Originated from UK

    Mature weight is under 2.3 –3.2kg

    Fast growing, early maturing – first egg around 6- 7 months


    Large– Extra large sized pastel blue coloured eggs, expected to lay around 200 -220 per year.

    Broodiness – Low

    Maintenance – Low

    Flightiness - Moderate 

    • Please Note: Hatching eggs are a natural product. While we take every care to provide fertile, well-packed eggs, hatch rates cannot be guaranteed due to factors outside our control, including postage and incubation conditions.


      Cream Legbar is an autosexing chicken breed that was developed in the early 20th century at the University of Cambridge in England. Barred Plymouth Rock was chosen for its barring gene, which is crucial for the auto sexing characteristic, and the Brown Leghorn was selected for its good egg-laying abilities and hardiness. Araucana genetic was introduced into the mix for their *blue egg laying trait and crest.

       

      Cream Legbars are considered autosexing, meaning you can reliably determine the sex of the chicks at hatch based on their coloration. In this breed, male and female chicks exhibit distinct markings that allow for easy sexing. However the accuracy of auto sexing quality can heavily rely on the quality of the line.

       

      They are known for their friendly and sociable nature. Active and inquisitive, they thrive in free-range environments where they can forage and explore. While they can be trained from a young age and enjoy human interaction, they are not as naturally cuddly as breeds like Orpingtons. While they generally tolerate various temperatures, they are less adept at coping with cold compared to heat. Being a lightweight and lean breed, they benefit from coops with sheltered areas during harsh weather conditions, and due to their tendency to be flighty, high fences may be necessary. They generally are a great flock member for mixed flocks as they are docile flock members towards other chooks.

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