Easter Egger™ Bantam

(25 customer reviews)

As low as: $5.80

Hatching on February 18, 2026

Order now for estimated delivery by February 21, 2026.

  • Easter Egger™ Bantam – Sold as Baby Chicks Only – No Sexing Available

Seasonal/Shipped Feb thru mid August

Sex Price Quantity
1 - 9
$6.99
10 - 14
$6.71
15 - 24
$6.31
25+
$5.80

Breed Facts

  • Poultry Show Class: Not applicable
  • Weights: Hen—–26 oz              Rooster——30 oz
    Pullet—29 oz               Cockerel—-31 oz
  • Purpose: Pets, Hens are good broody mothers and Egg laying
  • Egg Shell Color: Green/blue/pink/multi  bantam sized eggs
  • Egg Production: 100-200 eggs
  • Egg Size: Small
  • Temperament: Active
  • Fertility Percentage: 40-55%
  • Broody: Setters
  • Mating Ratio: 8 Females to 1 Male
  • Roost Height: 2 to 4 feet
  • Country of Origin: United States
  • APA: No
  • TLC: No
  • Breeder Farm Source: Cackle Hatchery® Poultry Breeding Farm has been developing our bloodline or strain of pure Easter Egger™ Bantam Chicken since 1978.

Description

This is a miniature size of the Easter Egger™ Standard chicken. We do not offer a specific color variety of this breed, however we do breed for a wide range of mixed colors in the feathering. The natural colored eggs vary from shades of blue, green, and a few brownish/pink eggs. A great breed for backyard enjoyment and natural colored eggs to eat. The Easter Egger™ bantam chicken is a great broody mother for hatching out babies and a great all around hobby backyard chicken.

For a list of the best blue egg layers visit Cackle Hatchery’s Best Blue Egg Layers Blog.

Check out our blog “Easter Egger Bantam Chickens in the Spotlight”

Many people who like this breed of chicken also like the standard version of the breed, the Easter Egger™ Chicken

NOTE: It should be noted that this breed has an inherent genetic beak issue. 1 out of 100 chicks as they grow may have some variance in severity of scissor beak/cross beak. This can be best described when the top and bottom beak do not align and this condition normally will get worse as they grow. You can find more information about this issue on our Cackle Hatchery blog. There are numerous articles and information on the Internet on this subject. Also most Easter Egger™ chickens don’t inherit the lethal alleles from their parents unlike a lot of Araucana chickens.

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25 reviews for Easter Egger™ Bantam

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  1. Carly Kubinski

    Out of 11 chicks- 7 ended up roosters. Which is pretty disappointing.
    I realize this was a “straight run only.” But I won’t be ordering anymore unless they start offering sexing for this breed. Other than that, the roosters are beautiful. The hens haven’t started laying yet.

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