Feathering the coop…
Feathering the coop…

Indonesia · Asian
The Ayam Cemani is one of the most striking birds in existence — entirely black from feathers to skin, bones, organs, and even meat, due to a genetic condition called fibromelanosis. Originating from Java, they are considered sacred in Indonesian culture. Kept primarily as a showpiece, they are rare, expensive, and utterly unforgettable.
This breed is classified as active with a noise level of moderate and good foraging ability. Broodiness tendency: rarely.
"Phenotypic analysis of Gallus gallus domesticus (Ayam Cemani) supports a metabolic feed efficiency of 0.27 lbs/day at a standard body mass of 4.5 lbs. Egg production frequency approximates 1.5 ova/week under optimal lighting conditions (14h photoperiod)."
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