Fertile Duck Hatching Eggs - Barnyard Mix (5+)

They arrived looking exactly how you would want a Duck egg to look. If you have never hatched Duck eggs before, those pretty white clean eggs just don't hatch very well. Ducks by nature are very messy so you want a messy egg.. make sense? You NEVER want a washed egg btw! All 6 arrived in perfect condition, no microcracks or air cell problems. I waited almost 24 hours to start them and now all I have to do is lightly mist them every day and in 28 days I should hopefully have some babies! Hatching mailed eggs is always a risk but this Seller gave them the best start possible. UPDATE: Halfway to hatch EVERY SINGLE EGG is developing. This doesn't mean I'll get 6 live ducks but they were all fertile and healthy so hopefully I do. You can buy these eggs with confidence that the Seller will send you fertile eggs that are packaged to survive a trip to Mars. I'll be back when they hatch. FINAL UPDATE: ALL 6 EGGS hatched! I'm positively shocked.. Now, there was one that I was worried about because with 3 days left I was candling them and dropped my flashlight and broke one of them so I hurried up and taped it and it did beautifully. My only disappointment was that they are all yellow and black mixed and none of them look like Runners so I might just try again. I'll get pics up asap.

#NEVER BUY IT ⚠️I wanted to give 0⭐️. not even one hatched .one of the egg also was very damaged.the eggs smelled disgusting.In addition the embryo grew mold.🤢🤮WORST⚠️

I made an order for 5+ eggs on april 23rd arrived by the 26th everything was well packaged & protected (this is my first time incubating anything) so i gave everything about the whole process that could go wrong the benefit of the doubt. I was relieved to receive 6 perfect looking non-damaged eggs! So it was off to a great start. Fast forward to hatch date May 23-24. (It is now May 31st as i am writing this review so they are about 7-8 days old now doing great) They all hatched Healthy (100% fertility 100% hatchability) with no problems what so ever number 6 is the runt being the smallest out of the 6 ducklings it actually had splayed legs but we quickly patched that up at home. All in all we think we hatched 1 Mallard, 1 Rouen, 1 Black Swedish, 1 Buff, 2 chocolate runners! Thats a wide variety! I was hoping to get lucky enough to get a pekin as it is my favorite duck (sadly i didnt), but i personally love the thrill of not knowing what ill get i am happy nonethless with everything that came out of it (: which is why this review is a 5/5 stars… or in this case 6/6 eggs hahaha 😃 i strongly recommend giving it a try! Have a good one.

These eggs are not fertile......out of the 6 purchased none were fertilized.

The eggs were delivered right on time carefully packed in an egg carton. I simply transferred them to the incubator and waited. The most adorable little ducklings hatched a few weeks later! They followed my grandchildren everywhere they went, even to the beach!; ate insects (including a mosquito right off my granddaughter's leg); and brought joy to everyone they encountered. They were a super attraction at the neighborhood rummage sale! I eventually donated them to a local farm where they were "adopted" by an old chicken; following her around and nestling with her at night.

Ordered 5+ received 11 and all came well packaged and all 11 are in my incubator !

I had a minor issue with the delivery process, at no fault to the seller. Which they took care of immediately! Eggs I did receive were definitely fresh and on their way to hatching! Customer service is excellent! Had a minor issue with a couple eggs being cracked but this was not the fault of the seller! Which they took care of as well. I’d definitely buy from them again!

I received my eggs February 12th and since they were shipped to an area where we had colder weather (i live in Indiana), I left the eggs out for a bit before I incubated them. That didn’t come cracked or anything and they were shipped in a secure box, nicely wrapped with cushiony material for the eggs in the carton. I will say though, I don’t think the fedex person realized he was delivering eggs because when he was skipping towards me to deliver the box he shook it:/ Almost all of them hatched besides 2 of the 6 I received. They ended up not even being fertile early on but I still kinda held out hope 10 days in. The 4 eggs that did hatch, 3 of those eggs fully hatched March 10th (24-30 hours after noticeable piping), then on the 11th I had to help the last duck break open its egg because it was struggling for 2 days trying to poke its bill out. After 24 hrs of incubation, after they hatched, I put them all in their brooder with their heat plate, starter duck feed (purina), and two of their water sources, with one having electrolyte supplements (like niacin) and the other just water. Now, the following day, the first duck that hatched passed away. It started having a hard time breathing and had a seizure. Two days later, on the 14th, another duck passed away and had the same situation happen but this time the duckling didn’t have a seizure. It was gasping for air, like it was having trouble breathing and then passed away. Then on the 17th, another duck passed away and it had a seizure as well. I’m not sure what happened to the ducklings that did pass, but it definitely was super fast and sudden. I did, however, have one duckling survive. Her name is Lucy and she is the one I had helped break open her egg shell on the 11th. She is currently 7 weeks old today and she’s a super laid back pekin. For a minute she was alone for a week, but I did put a mirror and a sock filled with rice (that I’d warm up) in her brooder till I was able to get her a friend. I got the other two, Cleo and Patrick, at TSC and they definitely keep Lucy company. Here’s a video of them now, in their outside coop that I just set up the other day. With Patrick doing his happy feet dance, Cleo being messy as always, and Lucy looking a lil dirty per usual. Also, I added more random vids and pics. :) Being a duck mom is definitely hard sometimes… especially when they have to be inside for the first 5-6 weeks because they start to STINK. Peeeyeeww. I also now understand why people say they are A LOT of work. Definitely think before you buy them if you have never owned ducks before and do your research too. Other than that, Lucy is my baby and I’m happy she survived ❤️