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They are gorgeous!!!!! I love them!!!!! My two chickens are mixed breeds. The rooster looks like he fell out of a car and ridden over a few times. My hen is a bit better looking than my rooster. She is black with red comb and wattles. Well done for your happy family, and may you have many...

CONGRATS FOR YOUR HATCH!!!!! I am happy for you. I'm glad they made it. Please send in some pictures. I am chick obsessed.

Thank you, that will be nice. I'd love to them.

They are beautiful. You all must be very proud.

Wow. They are so cute. Well done. You did the right thing. Keep sending in those pictures. I'd love to see them fully fluffed out. What breed are they?

I think that's a hen. She is beautiful!!!!! What is she?

Thanks for all your help. I have been clueless as to which breed they are. So most of you say that the rooster could be leghorn cross, and the hen has some black cornish in her. I know about the mites on their legs. Thanks anyway. I've been putting this stuff on their legs that the vet...

It shouldn't be a problem then. If it gets worse, contact a vet. Enjoy your stay.

Rather wait abit. Be on the safe side.

I bet you she will take it in. Even if she is usually aggressive, she will just take it in, AS LONG AS she already has a chick. My hen accept eggs and chicks.

I'm so sorry about hearing that. We will be praying for the chick.....hope it gets better and stronger...... My best of luck.

Beautiful, absolutely beautiful. Congratulations!!!

Try both the feeds, (they will thank you for the variety).

Go ahead Kathy. It can only get better. That sounds like a great choice. Me, I'm clueless with breeds. Enjoy, and send in pictures soon!!!

YAY!!!! Congratulations!!!!! Send more pictures as soon as they come out or more start pipping.

I have heard that it is better to have them in the egg cartons while developing, but as soon as it comes to hatching time when the air sac is well formed, put them on their sides so the eggs can hatch properly. Hope that helps.

The trick is to keep the eggs until you know they are beyond rotten and you are sure they aren't hatching at all!!! I hope all goes well for you, and if they do hatch, send in pictures.

Trust me, that's fine. I raised my chickens full time in the house since they were little, and they just grew up with each other. Until they were quite big, then I only started putting them out small parts of the day, until they got used to that. Now, they live out full time, and are very...

Great job, Nifty. Seems you are doing the right thing. Keep it up. Hopefully, BYC will be bursting with members by the end of 2009!!!

I was going to meantion that females are more grey than males, whereas males are brighter and more colourful. Another thing is.......um..........if they mate with their perch..........it's a male.............