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And i have seen several breeders using 5 green hens with single male without any problems.

I'm not sure about this, of course it will depend on the hens personality first, but i think if you raised them from chicks together until they become adults i don't think they will fight. I think if Josh has extra hens he will use them too. My hens never fight with each other, and they had the...

Why would you sell the extra hens? Green males can easily handle 4 or 5 hens. Your American green chicks looks great by the way, better than most American green chicks i have seen before.

In these images no of course, if you have pictures of all of them at the same time it will help better.

The other chicks on the perch doesn't have this yellow so I guess they are not imported, maybe the imported chicks are hidden in this image.

I have only seen this much yellow when the chicks are young on imports chicks.

I'm not expert too, but her chicks look just like the standard green chicks we see through all US breeders, ZAZ, your last chick in the pictures from imported birds, right? You can't compare imported greens to the old American greens, of course imported chicks will look much different.

These tan colored primary feathers here, aren't the hens will have black stripes on these feathers and the males feathers will be solid?

You will need to wait more time with green chicks, you will notice a small orange feathers in their wings which will tell their gender, http://www.castlebury.net/greenpeafowl.htm This page has more info.

There was another peahen i got with her, the other peahen has many feathers missing, i think she did this to her, I also have cameo hen in their aviary and she always tries to pick her feathers, but this cameo hen will not let her pick her feathers, my male isn't dominant at all, he is nice with...

It's bad what she has done for his train, I remembered you posted an old image for Fred in the past and he looked awesome with full plumage, i have solved feathers picking in chicks before but this hen seems will not stop, at least she isn't picking on his train at the moment, if she did it will...

I didn't notice any sign of feathers picking before i got her, she was looking normal and she had all her feathers, its the only hen i found for sale here in the last year. I think she didn't get good nutrition when she was young in the pervious owner place, even his adults weren't getting...

My new green peahen is eating my male feathers, mostly his crest and chest feathers, any idea how to stop her? He seems to enjoy it, he will bring his head down for her and she will eat his crest feathers, now almost all his crest feathers gone!