Cackle Hatchery Ayam Cemani - Not Sexed

Description

The Ayam Cemani is a rare Indonesian chicken breed, famous for its striking, all-black appearance caused by a genetic condition called fibromelanosis, resulting in black feathers, skin, meat, bones, and organs. Often called the "Lamborghini of poultry," these medium-sized birds (4-7 lbs) have a sleek, iridescent black plumage and are prized for their exotic, ornamental beauty, with hens laying roughly 60–100 cream-colored eggs annually

Features

• Appearance: Completely black from comb to toes, often showing iridescent green or purple sheen on feathers.
• Hyperpigmentation: Due to a genetic trait called fibromelanosis, even their bones, organs, and meat are black.
• Size: Medium-sized birds. Roosters weigh
• 5–7lbs, while hens weigh 4–5lbs.
• Temperament: Generally friendly, intelligent, and calm, though roosters can be protective.
• Egg Production: Low producers (1–2 eggs per week). Eggs are creamy white or tintednot black.

Specifications

• Physical Appearance: They possess a striking, glossy black appearance with iridescent green or purple sheens, black beaks, tongues, combs, and wattles.
• Temperament: They are generally docile, calm, and friendly, making them good pets, though they can be shy or flighty.
• Production: They are considered ornamental rather than dual-purpose, with low egg production (1–2 cream/tinted eggs per week).
• Hardiness: They are hardy, heat-tolerant, and good foragers, but require high fencing (around 6 feet) as they are capable fliers.
• Cultural Significance: Originating from Java, Indonesia, they are historically associated with mystical, religious practices.

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