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Update: All seems to be female, beside number 5. I have never seen here such a chick. It is far away from being feathered. It has still a naked butt and can not fly, because of his less flightfeathers.

Yes it is a black BLRW. They seperate in blue, splash and black. So blach is a normal coloration. Hmm, yep I saw this pinkish blush also. Hope you are wrong.

A little update from me. Here we are some time later. Still my smallest. P.S. "I was out today, and not willing to wash my feet." Beside of that it is very slow feathering, the slowest of all. But I am not concerned, cause I know that must me no hint what gender it is. My biggest of...

I have taken them with me, and will report from time to time how they survived me. What I can say: in comparison to the first chicks I had in April, they are so different. They are just sweet, calm, and not noisy. They are just sweetly singing, and not jumping around the whole night.

Thanks for your reply. I know about vent sexing, but i would never try this, because I do not want to hurt them in any way. I have taken a long look at them today, and I was thinking that perhaps #4 is a male. The chick is huger than the rest, but as i feather sexed them they seem to be...

Hello, i am a new member and I would likely knew your opinion. I read here for a while before I start trying to get a member here (some technical problems kept me away being a member here). But now i made it. I have seen here a lot of wonderful pictures, especially from the Blue Laced Red...