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sorry, i meant single comb. And yes, obviously SLW aren't supposed to have single combs. But what does it matter if you're just using them for eggs?

I've noticed that a lot of hatchery SLW have straight combs, over half of the ones i purchased had them. You can see the guy in the front has a big straight comb.

I would guess the bottom one is male looking at those wattles

Wow, my 4 month old SLW roos look nothing like that. He's in the background lol. Haven't taken any close ups of them in months.

Some of my SLW's had brown on their heads when they first got here. Is there any reason for them to have brown heads?

Haha yay a SLW thread! I just got back into chickens this year and got some from a local breeder. Hope you don't mind all the pics xD These are the 'original five' that I got, first chicks this year. This is one of the pullets from that batch. We no longer have any of these five, as 3 died...