Lavender Ameraucana Chicks

Lavender Ameraucana chicks are a beautiful and rare breed, perfect for anyone looking to add color to both their egg basket and flock. Their consistent egg production and unique feather color make them a standout among poultry enthusiasts.

Lavender Ameraucana Highlights

• Purpose: Egg Layer
• Egg Production: 180-200 eggs per year
• Egg Shell Color: Primarily blue and some green
• Egg Size: Medium-Large
• Temperament: Active/Flighty
• Broody: Non Setter
• Weight: Male – 6.5 lb, Female – 5.5 lb
• Availability: Not Sexed, Male, or Female

Lavender Ameraucana Hen for Blue Eggs

Lavender Ameraucana chicks can grow and produce up to 200 medium to large eggs annually. Most of these are beautiful blue eggs, but some are green. The potential egg production of Lavender Ameraucana chicks makes them ideal for diversifying your egg collection sources.

Raise these baby chicks and experience how their fascinating egg color makes your operations much more rewarding.

The Perfect Baby Chicks for High Energy and Beauty

Lavender Ameraucana chicks bring vigor and aesthetics to your flock. The active and flighty temperament of Lavender Ameraucanas means they are always on the move, adding vibrancy to your setup. The striking lavender plumage of these beautiful birds differentiates them from Easter Eggers and other breeds that produce colored eggs.

Whether you are a serious breeder or a hobbyist, the lavender gene of Lavender Ameraucanas makes them the star of your coop. Watch them start as humble lavender chicks and transition to productive yet beautiful lavender chickens.