The Swinhoe's Pheasant is also regionally known as Formosan Pheasant, Mountain Chicken, Red-footed Mountain Chicken or Blue Pheasant. This pheasant was named after the British ornithologist Robert Swinhoe, who first discovered this species in 1862.
These visually appealing pheasants are generally calm, easily tamed and are very hardy. For these reasons, their popularity has grown in recent years, and they are now well established and common in aviculture. As they are fairly uncomplicated pheasants to keep, Swinhoe's make a great choice for the beginning pheasant fancier.
Swinhoe Pheasant Hatching Eggs
We take measures to securely pack the eggs, aiming for their safe arrival at your location. In the unfortunate event that your hatching eggs arrive broken, please contact us on the day of delivery and provide photos or videos of the damage. We will either issue a refund or ship you a new parcel of hatching eggs.
Even with proven fertility and careful monitoring, no hatch is ever guaranteed. Too many factors exist that can affect an eggs viability. For this reason, we do not guarantee hatch rates. By ordering hatching eggs from us, you accept this responsibility. We do not give refunds on eggs because of hatch rates under any circumstances. Please see our FAQ page for further information on our policy, terms and conditions. Happy Hatching!
