20 PCS Plastic Fake Eggs for DIY Easter Eggs, Painting and Realistic Egg

The eggs look realistic and are exactly as advertised. Unfortunately the chickens hate them. Instead of stimulating the chickens to lay where the plastic eggs are, they either avoid the plastic ones or scratch the plastic ones out of the nesting box. While they don’t work for what I intended, they are exactly what I thought I was ordering, so no fault to the manufacturer!

Perfect little eggies. Lightweight, durable, and they take ink and paint like a dream.Its basically a modified ping pong ball.I made one into this fun little Humpty Dumpty! 🥚👌

Loved this for my granddaughter!! She used her egg coloring machine and decorated all of these cuties!!!

(Yes, you read that title correctly) My grandmother with dementia kept trying to decorate her kitchen with actual eggs from her chickens insisting that you didn’t need to remove the insides and clean them (when of course you do if you want them as decor) so naturally over time they rotted enough they started bursting from the pressure of the decomposition gasses inside building up. But Grandma kept forgetting that happened as soon as we cleaned it up and wouldn’t stop decorating with her organic active “butt-bombs” so when she wasn’t there to see it we swapped them out with these and grandma was never the wiser 5/5 stars

These eggs were the right size and even bounced when dropped on accident. They didn't break. Used as a prop and did well.

I had no idea I needed something like this. My young birds needed to be taught where to lay their eggs. The birds seem comforted by having them in the box. The eggs are hollow without seams so they don't break apart. They are easy to clean. Light weight makes them easy to tell them apart from the real eggs. I think these are a better choice than the wood version.

I bought this because they said you could use dye on them. These do not dye! They're more of a egg ping pong ball. Ended up using Sharpies on them to color them.

Very realistic. Would buy again.