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My chocolate chips have a silkie hatchmate that has been laying for a month. The Roo is mating the layers But they are not laying at 5 months. Fertility can often be the need of a bum trim.

My chocolates are 3 months old and just beginning to get their rich hue And crow

Does anyone raise several different colors of Bantam Orpingtons and would sell a mixed dozen of hatchings eggs shipped

Of my 6 I have 4 hens and two little boys. One little boy is very little. Same as all the others in every way, but smaller. At hatch he pipped in the middle of a football shaped egg and hit a vessel. It took a lot of work but he made it. He was the same size then. They are English Chocolates. I...

Mine are 3 weeks. A roo and 5 pullets! They hatched with a wildly active silkie named Bruce Lee. So we call them "Bruce Lee and the Chocolate Chips!"

They have a roost and other things to jump on. I need them to grow strong frames so I try and replicate a wild enrironment in the brooder.

They have a roost and other things to jump on. I need them to grow strong frames so I try and replicate a wild enrironment in the brooder.

Queen of the water jar!

Just some pics of my 2 week old chocolate chips. And a ? In my LF buff orps the pullets feathered faster. It was obvious by 2 weeks. So if I have 5 chicks like this And 1 like this. You think it possible that I actually hatched 5 pullets and 1 boy?!

Stubs are a fault? Is it only on the bantams? I have a chick out of 6 with stubble on one leg. Ither than that All are developing a lovely hersheys brown color as they feather.

Just a few pictures of my new babies. They are very friendly.

Just a few? I have discovered that the Bantam Chocolates I have are Marc Sacre I also read up on the chocolate gene and how roos have to have two to appear chocolate but the hens are chocolate colored regardless. So when choosing the roo to keep. If I dont have a chocolate colored roo to choose...

size? I had LF BBS English orps. To big for a city yard. The bantams will give me all of the great orp qualities and will fit my square footage better :)

Pretty excited. I just received a half dozen chocolate bantam orp eggs. I have had lovely buff and B.B.S english orps in the past. But my yard is just not large enough for them. I have a flock of Duccle but its just not the same for me.