Raising the "Lamborghini of Poultry" requires attention to detail, though they are surprisingly hardy birds.
Because these birds are prized (and expensive), security is paramount. Ensure your coop is predator-proof. They tolerate cold reasonably well but should have a dry, draft-free coop. Due to their active nature, a larger run or free-range time is recommended to keep them happy.
To maintain their striking feathers and health, a high-protein diet is beneficial, especially during molting. Standard high-quality layer pellets work well, supplemented with greens, mealworms, and grit.