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They may mean different as in dark and light bpr

I'd say 90% yes but I'd like to see comb comparisons too. It's hard to see much in the pic

She is just so cute

Each to their own matey. I have an austrolorp that lays every second day (72-77gram eggs) and a smaller girl lays every day (62-68gram eggs). Same with my bpr they have some every 2nd and some everyday. 5/7 is not bad for BPRs

Fantastic. It's good when things work out and the worry is for nothing. Doesn't stop the worry in the end I check of the list of could bes Untill eliminated then wait lol. Glad it's all ok. Would love to see your eggs now though !

Great sounds like they are all good !

I could tell my boys as they were very light next to the girls except one ! He was darker than the boys not as dark as the girls Come post the 5 week old pics in Australian thread (check my posts) and see what the gang say there

It is normal for soft eggs just ensure you have calcium on free take for them. NOTE calcium and grit are different

if you can hold 'her' for a while I'd be interested to see if she is a she and what size she turns out to be!

In most cases but my breeder says he will get that one that is darker and be a rooster. Time may prove that's it's an odd girl - the tail does look girlish to me But. The very large feet ( particularly middle long toe ) and large red comb and wattles indicate rooster too.... Ask your self if...

Hello rooster ! Lol

Two of my five girls. Hatched 10th December 2014. As we are going into winter I don't expect to see eggs for a while longer prob 3-4 mths?

Lol sounds good " just right for those that live in appartments"

Maybe you can start a size smaller than Banties

Oh how cute are they

At 6 weeks I'd hazard a girl. No redness to comb and darker in colour than males tend to be

I'm told most people love or hate them. They are in my opinion hard to look after in wetter climates. Feet feathers get muddy and mucky easily and they don't much care for rain/ being wet. For me they were to much intensive maintainance and they lay every second to third day ( small eggs). As we...

I'm not a fan of keeping silkies. But I think they are adorable and stripped ones so cute !

Aww gorgeous little fluffies

Love the photo. But also a great teaching one too. You can really see the male "light grey" compared to the girls "dark grey" used for sexing chicks ! ( other than Roque's comb!) stunning chooks.