**At Humblebee Hatchery, we hatch on a pre-order basis, meaning we only incubate eggs that have already been reserved. This helps ensure every chick has a home waiting for it and prevents unnecessary hatching. Because of this, some orders may have a wait time. Please expect approximately 2–3 months for day-old chicks, with juveniles (4–12 weeks) and grow-outs (12+ weeks) requiring additional time as they must be raised to the appropriate age before going home. We appreciate your patience and are committed to raising healthy, well-started birds that are worth the wait!**
 
Estimated wait times vary by breed, season, fertility, and hatch success, and we will keep you updated throughout the process.
**We are working on photographing our own beauties! Most of these photos are our breeding group, one is a photo from Greenfire farms!**
 
 
Breed: Indio Gigante
Large Fowl OR Bantam: Large Fowl
Color Variety: Diverse Colors
Egg Production: Medium 150-200 Per Year
Egg Color and Size: Large Tinted Eggs
Temperament: They are known for being docile and friendly, even with other breeds
Origins: They were developed in Brazil by crossing large breeds like the Shamo or Malay with Caipira chickens.
Comb & Legs: Pea Comb, Clean Legs
Timeframe to Laying: 30 Weeks 
Cold Hardy?: No, May need special considerations
Dual-Purpose?: Maybe
What to Expect: The Indio Gigante is a Brazilian breed known for its exceptional height, making it one of the world's tallest chicken breeds. They are characterized by their long legs, necks, and large feet. Despite their size, they are generally docile and friendly, making them a popular choice for backyard flocks. 
 
Special Information: 
Height: Roosters can reach 36 inches or more, while hens typically reach 30 inches. 
Legs: They have exceptionally long legs, contributing to their overall height. 
Feet: They have large feet, which are well-suited for their size. 
Feathers: They have hard feathers, meaning their feathers are held closely to their body and they have less downy underfeathers, giving them a lean appearance. 
Measuring: In Brazil, they are measured in a prone position with their legs and necks stretched out. 
Popularity: They are gaining popularity as a pet and for egg production. 
Rarity: They are still considered a rare breed. 
Other Names: They are also known as Indian Giant chickens. 
Association: The Brazilian Association of Indigo Gigante Breeders is working towards official recognition of the breed.