Ayam Cemani – Hatching Eggs
Rare genetics. Striking beauty. A truly unforgettable breeding experience.
Our Ayam Cemani hatching eggs come from carefully selected fibro-pigmented breeding stock, chosen for their deep coloration, calm temperament, and strong vitality. These remarkable birds originate from Indonesia, where their dramatic all-black appearance has been admired for centuries. From feathers and skin to comb, legs, and tongue — the Ayam Cemani’s unique look is the result of fibromelanosis, a rare genetic trait that intensifies as the birds mature.
Because the breed is still developing in the U.S., pigment distribution can vary. Some chicks may hatch with lighter areas or show minor color “leakage” as they grow. This is a normal part of working with this rare and culturally significant breed, and part of what makes hatching Cemani so exciting.
Egg Color & Laying
Though the birds themselves are jet black, their eggs are not. Expect cream or softly tinted eggs, with hens beginning to lay around 5–6 months of age, averaging about 2 eggs per week.Breed Traits You’ll Love:
Striking iridescent feathers with green or violet sheen
Sleek, athletic build
Calm, alert, and observant temperaments
Rare, collectible genetics perfect for specialty breeders
Moderate size:
Roosters: ~4.5–6.5 lbs
Hens: ~3.5–4.5 lbs
Ayam Cemani are most beloved as ornamental and specialty breeding birds, and their chicks are always a highlight of the incubator. If you're ready to hatch something truly extraordinary, these eggs offer a rare glimpse into one of the world’s most fascinating breeds.
12+ Ayam Cemani Hatching Eggs
Ayam Cemani – Quick Facts
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Extremely Rare Breed
Jet-black feathers, skin, comb, and legs thanks to unique fibromelanistic genetics. -
Calm & Friendly
Surprisingly gentle, alert, and easy to handle. -
Great for Small Farms & Collectors
Ideal for breeders or anyone wanting a truly unique bird in their flock. -
Egg Production
Medium, cream-tan eggs; modest layers but highly sought after for their rarity. -
Hardy & Active
Excellent foragers, heat tolerant, and do well with proper shelter in winter.
Limited availability — grab yours while they’re in season!
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