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Baby Chicks: Black Copper Marans Female Reviews

4.8 Rating 148 Reviews
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Posted 2 weeks ago
Healthy, friendly, adorable chick.
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Posted 2 months ago
They forgot to actually put this in my order. So can’t recommend or not recommend.
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Posted 2 months ago
We’re so sorry for the missing chick in your order! Our team has been in touch and we’re glad we could get this taken care of for you. We truly appreciate your patience, and we’re always here if you need anything moving forward!
Posted 2 months ago
The Marans are super cuddly, they like sitting with you while you watch TV, so happy with this breed
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Posted 5 months ago
They are 6 days old, how can you possibly expect me to review them.
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Posted 5 months ago
Chicks were all alive and in excellent health. Shipped to Boston in December! Very impressed
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Posted 6 months ago
Marah, my black copper maran, is 3 weeks old now; beautiful and growing nicely. So far it appears she'll be "second in command" behind the Welsummer chick. She is busy but calm, and quite inquisitive. Of the 5 chicks, she seems content to remain in the background and be invisible when the others are in drama-mode.
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Posted 7 months ago
My BCM is 4.5 months old and laid her very first little egg today! It wasn't as dark as I expected, more of a medium brown, and I heard that this will be the darkest so was a bit disappointed, but she is a sweet little girl overall. She's not overly friendly, in that she doesn't often seek me out like several other of her "sisters" do (other breeds I also purchased from MPC at the same time), but everyone has their own unique personality. When they are out free ranging, she seems to like to go off on her own, so more independent. But overall a nice little hen.
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Posted 9 months ago
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughtful review! Congratulations on your Black Copper Marans’ very first egg—that’s always such an exciting milestone. It’s common for those first few eggs to come out much smaller and lighter in color; as she continues to lay, you may notice the shells deepen to that rich chocolate brown the breed is known for. We love that she’s showing her own independent streak—every flock needs a free spirit! It sounds like she’s a lovely addition to your flock, and we’re so glad you’re enjoying her unique personality.
Posted 8 months ago