Re: Green Cheek Conures Prices You can get a GCC anywhere from $150 for regulars to upwards of $500 for certain mutations. Also, it depends on where you live. They are pretty common where I am so $150 is about average.
1 On average, baby chicks cost $1 to $5 each, and this depends on a range of factors which include the age (price peaks at around 21 weeks of age), sex (females cost more than males) and also how rare the breed.2  You can expect to pay an upward of $18 to $30 for a rare breed.ow much is it? 1  On average, baby chicks cost $1 to $5 each, and this depends on a range of factors which include the age (price peaks at around 21 weeks of age), sex (females cost more than males) and also how rare the breed.
First, the costs of the chicks. I figured about $3 per day-old, sexed chick, delivered to our farm. Of course, not all chicks make it through the brooding phase, so factor in a loss (say, 10%), and the per-chick cost is $3.33.That chick is also going to need some bedding, a heat source, a waterer, feeder, and of course a place to live.o, for the two years where a chicken is laying, it will need about 180 pounds of feed, plus the 16 pounds bringing it into hen-hood. We feed certified-organic feed, and when we buy it by the pallet, this year were able to get it for about $23 a bag.