Rainbow Assorted Females

Rainbow Assorted Females

Start your own colorful and diverse flock with the Rainbow Assorted Females, a unique assortment of female chicks that will grow into hens with a vibrant array of feather colors. This collection offers not just visual beauty but also a variety of egg colors, including shades of brown, white, blue, and green, bringing a delightful splash of color to your egg basket. The diverse mix of breeds ensures a steady supply of eggs, as each breed has its own laying cycle, spreading egg production over a longer period. Additionally, the varied personalities and temperaments of the different breeds in this assortment make for a lively and engaging flock, offering a more enriching and enjoyable experience for any poultry enthusiast.

What color eggs does a rainbow chicken lay?
There may be green, blue, terracotta, white, olive, brown, cream or pink egg layers included in the pack. The breeds may be Bielefelder, Spitzhauben, Americana crosses, Legbars, Marans crosses, Olive Egger etc.

What is a rainbow pullet?
The Rainbow is a dual-purpose bird that has one of the most unique feather color patterns you will ever see. It has every color you can imagine, and no two birds look alike. The best part about this breed is that they make wonderful birds for small backyard flocks allowing you to butcher them or keep the hens for eggs!

Can chickens lay rainbow eggs?
Depending on the breed, a chicken can lay an egg that is dark brown, light brown, pink, olive, blue, green, white, cream, and any shade in between but why are chicken eggs different colors? Each chicken will lay only one egg color. A hen that lays a white egg one day won't lay a blue egg the next day.

What color are rainbow chicken eggs?
They are under our Rainbow Egg Layer Pack and will include some of our listed and unlisted breeds. There may be green, blue, terracotta, white, olive, brown, cream or pink egg layers included in the pack. The breeds may be Bielefelder, Spitzhauben, Americana crosses, Legbars, Marans crosses, Olive Egger etc.

• Poultry Show Class: Not applicable (Assorted Varieties)
  
• Weights: Hen — 5 to 7 lbs (depending on the variety)
  
• Rooster — 6 to 8 lbs (depending on the variety)
  
• Pullet — 4 1/2 to 6 lbs (depending on the variety)
  
• Cockerel — 5 to 7 lbs (depending on the variety)
  
• Purpose and Type: Egg Laying, Meat Production & Pet
  
• Egg Shell Color: Brown (shades may vary by variety)
  
• Egg Production: 220-280 eggs per year (estimates only, varies by variety)
  
• Egg Size: Large
  
• Temperament: Generally calm and friendly (varies by variety)
  
• Gender Accuracy: 85-90%
  
• Fertility Percentage: 75-85%
  
• Broody: Varies by variety (some may be setters, others not)
  
• Mating Ratio: 10 Females to 1 Male (average across varieties)
  
• Roost Height: 3 to 6 feet (varies by variety)
  
• Country of Origin: Hybrid (various strains)
  
• APA: No
  
• TLC: No
  
• BREEDER FARM SOURCE: Poultry Breeding Farm offers a mix of high-quality strains developed over several decades to provide diversity and robust genetics.