Zombie (Ayam Cemani × Leghorn) F1 Hatching Eggs Our stunning Zombie hatching eggs produce strong, healthy chicks with beautiful, unique colouring. These birds inherit the fascinating fibro (fibromelanistic) genetics from the Ayam Cemani, making every hatch exciting. We’ve had excellent hatch rates this season from our carefully selected breeding flock. Perfect for anyone looking to add something truly different to their flock. Eggs are collected fresh, carefully stored, and securely packaged to give them the best possible chance of arriving safely and hatching well.
At a glance
- Origin
- United States
- Scientific name
- Gallus gallus domesticus
- Eggs per year
- ~200
- Egg colour
- White
- Incubation
- 21 days
- Broodiness
- Low
- Cold hardiness
- Hardy
- Sizes
- Large fowl
- Purpose
- Ornamental, Laying
- Purity
- Hybrid
About the Zombie
The white Zombie is the F1 hybrid itself: pale, near-white plumage — often flecked with irregular grey or black spots rather than pure white — set against jet-black skin, comb, wattles, legs, beak and eyes inherited from its Ayam Cemani father's fibromelanosis. That contrast of light feather over dark, hypermelanistic flesh is what gives the bird its uncanny 'undead' look. From its White Leghorn mother it takes prolific laying, producing 270–300 white to lightly-tinted eggs a year. It is a hobbyist colour cross, not an APA-recognised breed.