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I got mine from Okiehen here on BYC.

It's the same with Appenzeller Spitzhaubens. Not enough diversity, viability is poor in the hatching eggs. I ordered these, had 6, only two developed and only one hatched. The other one quit late.

Only one of the Lakenvelder eggs hatched. Here is the little package of cute. This egg didn't get marked somehow..I'm usually pretty OCD about it...so I thought this was a Buttercup egg. I was thrilled when it turned out to be the GL.

Here is my one and only at 9 weeks old. I have 2 eggs in the incubator (out of 6) that look viable...I sure hope they hatch. Velda

Mine doesn't seem flighty, but I have her on my lap all the time and I think handling makes a difference.

She is beautiful! 11 years old..wow =)

Does someone have a link to the standard for Lakenvelders?

He is so handsome =) I'm pretty sure mine is a pullet. I'll have to update her photos. She is a lap chicken and very very feminine looking. I named her Velda. I really want to hatch out some more.

Soo sorry...I feel the same way about an EE chick I have. I'm pretty sure it's gonna be a roo. The Lakenvelder I posted pictures of above, is the only Lakenveder that hatched, so I am hoping it's a girlie girl. How old before you knew?

Only one of the Golden Lakenvelder eggs hatched. I love this chick..so brave. The first to try everything. Day1 Checking herself out in the mirror =) Day 5 Day 13