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Thanks. Ziva is growing to be a dark blue and a light tan. But where her colours meet, they almost blend together. Runty is still the runt, even though she doesn't look it. She's just completely plumage, so she looks bigger.

Well, I put some empty burlap sacks in the coop to help keep it warmer, and I didn't realize a few days later that they were pecking it. I had one of my gut feelings while I was putting our horses out to the field that I should go check the coop. I didn't listen. :( Selene hung herself on a...

Also, I was playing with a laser light in the coop yesterday, and ALL my chicks were chasing it, it was hilarious, but I noticed Selene wasn't getting in on the action, so I put the laser light near her and she freaked out, it was kinda funny though, honestly. She was simply scratching around...

Neat! :D

Thanks! :) I had an idea that they were a mix between a sebright an some other bantam, :)

Snow, my other cousins banty roo,

Ziva and Selene, my banties also hopefully pullets,

Runty, my cousins bantam, hopefully a pullet, anyone have ideas?

Mendez, my Banty roo

Here is one of them, he is my sisters only roo, and let me tell you, she's proud of the little fella. His name is Ajax:

I'm going to my grandparents tonight for a little while so I will try and post some updated pics. My white one (Selene) got some brown on her, the blue and tan (Ziva) has gotten some fairly enhanced colours and my brown (Maia) has gained some red tipped feathers. :D

Thanks :) , I kinda thought that that would be the case after I noticed the feather thing. The one chick that I think is a partridge colour, Maia, likes to jump on my lap, then fly up to my shoulder when I sit in their pen :D

I have been keeping my eye on the feathered feet thing, and realized only a few had them?

Here are some updated photos of a few:

Here is the blue And here is the smallest of the white/tans

So I have been looking at pics of Cochin bantams on I-net and they look nothing like the hen and roo of this batch do.

I bought them from a local Mennonite family, and the owner didn't use an incubator, they were all with the same hen... Here is the white/gold/black