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Phoenix

Tail feathers keep growing for several years, so a Phoenix needs high perches and clean, dry footing to show them off.

Hatch Index lists 8 varieties of Phoenix from 4 hatcheries, and 8 are in stock today. Straight run starts at $6.49 (Black Breasted Red Phoenix, Cackle Hatchery).

Listed now

VarietyHatcheriesStockSexed pullet fromStraight run fromMin order
Black Breasted Red Phoenix 42 of 3 in stock —$6.49 —
Golden Duckwing Phoenix 42 of 3 in stock —$6.49 —
Silver Duckwing Phoenix 42 of 3 in stock —$6.49 —
White Phoenix 42 of 3 in stock —$9.99 —
Black Breasted Red Phoenix Bantam 32 of 2 in stock —$6.99 3
Golden Duckwing Phoenix Bantam 32 of 2 in stock —$6.99 3
Silver Duckwing Phoenix Bantam 32 of 2 in stock —$6.99 3
White Phoenix Bantam 32 of 2 in stock —$6.99 3

Prices are per bird, from listings that can be ordered today, and change through the day. Sold-out varieties are shown faded. Sold by: Cackle Hatchery, Purely Poultry, The Chick Hatchery, Valley Hatchery.

What the Phoenix is like

Egg colour
Cream
Eggs a year
About 80 to 120
Grown weight
4 lb hen, 5.5 lb rooster
Temperament
Active
Climate
Hardy
Goes broody
Sometimes
Kept for
Ornamental
Origin
Germany, from Japanese long-tailed fowl
American standard
Recognised by the American Poultry Association

General traits of the breed, from the breed standards and long-running references. A hatchery's own line can differ, most of all in egg colour and numbers.

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