Zombie

Zombie Chicken (Ayam Cemani x White Leghorn Hybrid)

• Appearance:
  • Color Variety: Zombie Chickens can hatch with white, black, or a mix of feather colors. Most will have dark skin, comb, and legs, while some may be all black—some may be mostly white. Each bird is one-of-a-kind!
  • Unique Contrast: The dramatic combination of light plumage and dark skin gives these birds their “zombie” name, but all-black birds are possible and equally healthy.
• Egg Production:
  • Excellent layers of white or light cream eggs—noticeably better than pure Ayam Cemani, thanks to the Leghorn genetics.
• Temperament:
  • Friendly, active, and curious—great for backyard flocks and small farms.
• Hardiness:
  • Adaptable to Arizona’s climate, robust, and easy to care for.

• Your Zombie Chickens may be white, black, or anywhere in between—this is normal for this cross.
• All color variations are healthy and productive.
  

• Start chicks on quality starter crumble; transition to layer feed at 10–16 weeks.
• Raised on corn and soy-free organic feed from Inspire Farms.
• Provide fresh water, plenty of space, and a secure coop.