chookguy
In the Brooder
- Jan 30, 2016
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AgreedProbably male due to the amount of comb...but 6 weeks is way to early to call a Silkie.
Also, to determine sex in a Silkie, the stance is important, so post photos of full profile later when the bird is around 3 months of age.
Female Silkies sit lower, squattier, and have a more rounded look.
Male Silkies stand higher, are lankier.
Males tend to have mohawks while females have pompoms for crests.
Females have small combs and no wattles, males will have a larger comb and may have some wattle.
But they have to have time to mature first and can change appearance as they grow.
LofMc
Probably male due to the amount of comb...but 6 weeks is way to early to call a Silkie.
Also, to determine sex in a Silkie, the stance is important, so post photos of full profile later when the bird is around 3 months of age.
Female Silkies sit lower, squattier, and have a more rounded look.
Male Silkies stand higher, are lankier.
Males tend to have mohawks while females have pompoms for crests.
Females have small combs and no wattles, males will have a larger comb and may have some wattle.
But they have to have time to mature first and can change appearance as they grow.
LofMc