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March 8th, 2010 @11:23 pm
I did this and yes, the eggs will be shipped. It is a very hard task unless you are willing to spend hundreds of dollars on proper equipment. Mine did not make it for the temperature varied beyond my control. Research is necessary before you purchase these eggs.
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Yes, you can, most good hatcheries have them.
http://www.meyerhatchery.com/get_list_108.htm
http://www.mcmurrayhatchery.com/category/duck_eggs.html
There are lots more. Keep the eggs at about 95-100 degrees farenheit, and keep humidity at 60-70%. spray with warm water daily and turn upside down three times daily. Good luck!