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Tetra Tint 3rd generation. The second generation were all white or white with the few black spots with gold on the neck that got darker as they get older. I breed these hens back to a buff orp roo and the results I got were unusual. I have no idea where these colors came from or even what you...

Couldn't wait took one while in the bator. Sorry its not to clear.

Hi Been awhile since I posted here. I bred my tt to a bo. The chicks were hatched today. Will get pics as soon as the rest of the chicks hatch. They are still in the bator.

Quote: Tetra eggs are an off white.

Quote: 17 to 20 weeks.

I for one would still like to see pictures of the offending chickens. I'm not sure these are Tetras. A picture is worth a thousand words.

OMG thats horrible. I don't know what kind of chicken they sold you, it doesn't sound like a tetra. Could you post some pics. One of my pullets went broody at 20 wks and hatched out 4 of 4 and was an excellent mother. Sorry for your loss.

That figures he was a Mc Murry chick, but the Leghorn came from TSC in Lake Wales. Thats a closed subject now bobcat got him last wk. RIP Big Red

Quote: Please don't take this the wrong way but, this makes me think that one of the parent stock was no pure. By any chance was both of the green legged chicks pullets? White Leg breed crossed with a Yellow leg breed will result in all offspring having White legs. Chris I know for sure...

Quote: That green leg thing came up when I crossed my BO roo with a Leghorn hen. Two of the chicks had green legs. Ones faded out and the other is dark green. With that white body it really looks wierd. She is 11 wks old now. That green leg thing came up when I crossed my BO roo with a...

Quote: That green leg thing came up when I crossed my BO roo with a Leghorn hen. Two of the chicks had green legs. Ones faded out and the other is dark green. With that white body it really looks wierd. She is 11 wks old now.

I have been following the various Tetra threads here for quite some time. The reason being I cross bread Leghorn hen and RIR roo last year long before TSC came out with them and it caught my interest. I have made the following observations. 1. Chicks are a very pale yellow, platnum blond, if...

Quote: Not to rain on your parade...but by the tail end of things...those are looking like roos! Sorry! X2 I wanted to say the same thing cause my roos all had the red or gold bleeding on the wing feathers none of the hens had that. Hens had the black spots some with gold edges on the neck...

Quote: I hate to burst your bubble but, the one center front...Looks like a roo

They look alot like my BO / Leghorn cross. Two of which have green legs. The other four have the white / yellow. Very Interesting.

I too am intersted in these chicks. I tryed to get some but the local TSC didn't get any. From what I understand they were bred for high egg production with less feed nessessary for productivity making them more cost efficient. They are a hybred and I'm not sure they will breed true. I'm...