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Buff Cochin: Booted Bantam: (non-bearded variety of mille d'uccles)

Dont forget to post pictures when you get them!

I've never had a problem with Mareks in any chickens, but sebrights are a bantam and as a rule for all bantams a little more delicate as chicks. As adults they have been robust birds for me, rarely sick if at all. As with most chickens, how friendly yours will be is based upon how it is raised...

Yup sebrights are defiantly pet chickens all friendly and what not :)

I thought I would rehome Jingle to get higher quality sebrights to show them...No, just no. He's a pet.

When I hatch eggs, I just call it an embryology experiment, and when you look at it that way you are more open to the thought of defects in each embryo's (chick's) genetic defects and why they didn't hatch.

No they wouldn't have hatched, any eggs that don't hatch after the 24 hr mark or so really aren't meant to make it (without assistance and there's ALWAYS a reason why the chick didn't hatch) because they probably had some kind defect like a twisted internal organ that didn't allow them to peck...

My lil rooster is nice too, he dislikes being held like yours.

Well I know a little about pre-vet stuff but I only took one class on it so far, the advanced one isn't until the next semester. But I believe you're supposed to check for any sharp points in the swollen area, use two finger to do so and don't apply pressure if there is immediate danger to the...

I had a mom hatch 1 sebright chick, its a silver and I hope its going to be awesome!

Sorry about the baby chicks! 4hchickmama - Oh, that's so sad! He was really cute.

This is really cute, I'm excited to see how they turn out :)

They look really gold so far, that's a good sign.

She's a bantam but she resides with her chick and rooster up in Northeast utah now.

Well he's just a good representation of a henish rooster, next to hens and if he had SS hens it might get confusing having them all together...

Oh man, I can't wait for my sebright to molt and get his new feathers, he's just amazing but his comb is more henny that rooster-ery. Here's him a while ago <3

I like them a tad darker too, but maybe give her a shot because she's only 3 months old? I think its just a bad picture perhaps.

Ohhhhhwww! They are so cute, I've never raised baby sebrights, just got them as older birds.

Here's a silver rooster and a gold hen and a black serama to compare

This is a beautiful hen =D