The Chaotic Coop

The Chaotic Coop We are a small farm the sells hatching eggs, chicks and started pullets.

All of our babies said good bye to their mamas this week so they can be weaned! Babies and mamas are all doing well! In ...
08/20/2026

All of our babies said good bye to their mamas this week so they can be weaned! Babies and mamas are all doing well! In a couple months we will put them all back together again 🐐💙

Our new drakes are here! Meet Felipe and Pablo. They are both pure breed runners with the blue egg gene and can produce ...
07/14/2026

Our new drakes are here!

Meet Felipe and Pablo. They are both pure breed runners with the blue egg gene and can produce some really fun colors with the girls we have.

Thank you Quack and Gather Farms they are so perfect and are already fitting right in!

These pretty girls have two new family members coming on Monday! And let me tell you, they are ✨STUNNING ✨
07/12/2026

These pretty girls have two new family members coming on Monday! And let me tell you, they are ✨STUNNING ✨

Happy Father’s Day to all you fathers out there and all our special dads at The Chaotic Coop!
06/22/2026

Happy Father’s Day to all you fathers out there and all our special dads at The Chaotic Coop!

A decision needs to be made today…to incubate or to not incubate….Last year I started my quail journey and I really enjo...
06/14/2026

A decision needs to be made today…to incubate or to not incubate….

Last year I started my quail journey and I really enjoyed them. They laid 1,500 eggs for me last year and I had so many babies! But then in the winter I lost 95% of my flock. It was devastating and I decided that I would keep my remaining three birds and once they were gone I would have a new pen for chicken breeding. Then suddenly I started getting quail eggs…and I have an empty incubator.

So help me decide if I should incubate some quail eggs or to just enjoy The Chaotic Coop with three quails and too many chickens.

Who are you taking home to your flock? 💚💖🧡🩵
06/11/2026

Who are you taking home to your flock?

💚💖🧡🩵

06/11/2026

🥚 Time to close out the hatch! 🥚

I did not get any Fibro Easter eggers this time but a lot of fun multi generational olive eggers (most of the white with black spot babies) We did have a shrink wrapped baby it has been hatched for 12 hours and is dry 🖤 I am very excited to see how these babies grow up 🐣

Well that was fast!Not even 12 hours since this little one pipped and they are already out! I can’t wait to see them all...
06/10/2026

Well that was fast!

Not even 12 hours since this little one pipped and they are already out! I can’t wait to see them all dried up! I can already tell they have a couple black spots!

Today is day 19 for our Easter Egger babies and we have a pip! I am excited to see what comes out of our olive eggs and ...
06/09/2026

Today is day 19 for our Easter Egger babies and we have a pip! I am excited to see what comes out of our olive eggs and hope we have a couple Fibro Easter Eggers from this batch 🤞🏼

🧚‍♂️ Fairy eggs🧚In the first picture, I have two fairy eggs, a first egg from one of my project pullets and a year-old h...
06/07/2026

🧚‍♂️ Fairy eggs🧚

In the first picture, I have two fairy eggs, a first egg from one of my project pullets and a year-old hen's egg.

Fairy eggs are tiny, usually yolkless eggs laid by chickens. They can have yolk or not and they are very small. They happen when a hen's reproductive system accidentally skips releasing a yolk and encases just egg white in a shell. Usually, younger hens or older hens will lay fairy eggs, but they can also be caused by stress or improper nutrition.

So, who do I think is laying fairy eggs and why? Well, the larger fairy egg was laid by an EE pullet on 5/23. I had been watching her to see what color she would lay, and unfortunately, it was cream. She has since been rehomed, which leaves the smaller, dirtier egg. I found it late last night in the run when I was making sure everyone got to bed. It was not in the laying area, so there are no cameras to spot the layer. I do not know how long it has been there or who laid it. But if I had to put money on it, I would say it was Gertrude. Gertrude is my 5-year-old naked neck hen, and she has a bit of a fairy egg track record. We had a bit of a heat wave last week, and Mrs. Gertie does not like the heat. The last two years, when it gets warm, she either stops laying or lays a fairy egg!

With that being said, I will keep an eye out for more fairy eggs, and if we keep having this issue, we will revisit stressors and other causes for fairy eggs!

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