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[PegasisterMacaw123]

Hello Everyone, I have a couple of questions involving something I'm new at

Question#1: If a macaw egg were to be shipped to Texas, would it be safe?

Question#2: If I DON'T have an incubator of any kind, is there a different idea?

please answer soon

 

[Mekaisto]

No, fertile parrot eggs should never be shipped. An egg needs a stable temperature and humidity to hatch correctly, and should not be jostled around too much - something that no postal service, no matter how precise, can offer.
If you don't have an incubator, you will not be able to hatch an egg.

In addition to this, if you were to get an egg and hatch it, you would then have the very exact and difficult task of raising a parrot chick.

 

[JerseyWendy]

Hello Everyone, I have a couple of questions involving something I'm new at

Question#1: If a macaw egg were to be shipped to Texas, would it be safe?

Question#2: If I DON'T have an incubator of any kind, is there a different idea?

please answer soon

Oh please don't fall for any ad that claims to be selling FERTILE eggs of ANY kind of parrot.

It's an ongoing SCAM!