Fertile Macaw eggs for sale

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Fertile Macaw eggs for sale

Looking for fertile Macaw eggs to hatch? Look no further! Our Macaw Eggs are sourced from healthy birds in our aviary and are 100% confirmed to be fertile. Each egg is candlelight tested before being delivered, ensuring that you have healthy babies hatching out of them.

To incubate the Macaw eggs, you’ll need an incubator designed specifically for parrot or exotic bird eggs. It’s imperative that the incubator has an accurate temperature controller. The temperature of the incubator ideally should be between 98.7°F to 100°F for successful hatching. The ideal temperature, however, varies for different species and breeds. Humidity also plays a crucial role in the process of incubating Macaw eggs.

The incubation period for Macaw Eggs may vary by breed but typically lasts between 24-28 days. Some species may hatch in as little as 18 days, so it’s essential to research your specific breed to find out the duration of incubation.

If you’re storing the eggs before incubation, turn them to a new position once a day. Hatchability lasts up to three weeks. Therefore, don’t store eggs for more than three weeks before placing them in the incubator.

We’ve compiled incubation data for various subspecies of macaws below:

Sub-species | Average Eggs per Clutch | Days of Incubation

Blue and Gold Macaws | 2 – 3 eggs | 25 – 29 days

Buffon’s Macaws | 2 – 4 eggs | 25 – 27 days

Blue-throated Macaw aka Caninde Macaw or Wagler’s Macaw | 1 – 4 eggs | 24 – 27 days

Green-winged Macaws | 1 – 3 eggs | 26 – 28 days

Hyacinth Macaws | 2 eggs | 26 – 29 days

Illiger’s Macaws | 2 – 4 eggs | 24 – 26 days

Military | 2 – 3 eggs | 24 – 26 days

Red-fronted | 1 – 4 eggs | 25 – 27 days

Scarlet | 2 – 4 eggs | 25 – 27 days

Severe | 2 – 5 eggs | 24 – 26 days

Yellow-collared | 3 – 4 eggs | 24 – 26 days

We hope this information helps you in your quest for hatching Macaw eggs!

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