kitten32669
In the Brooder
- May 11, 2015
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What color would my babies be considered? I have four brand new pullet chicks, and each is subtly different in color, I'm very excited to see how each turns out!!
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The only big hatchery that has 'true' Ameraucana is Meyer, and they only have Blue/Black/Splash. MyPetChicken.com has true Ameraucana, but they source theirs from Meyer. If the breeder/hatchery does not specify color, then they are Easter Eggers.
Christian is a pullet. That is female only coloring, and the comb is still nearly invisible. Ariel is your rooster. That is classic male coloring with the dark red on the wings and shoulders, that comb is very well developed and red, and he has long, thin male saddle feathers on his back near the base of the tail.I'm pretty sure mine are just EEs, but I love them anyway! I also found out just this morning that I actually have three hens and one rooster, we heard his first crow, lol! They are just a little past three months old.
All four:
Rooster: Christian (was really yellow as a chick)
Lighter chick-hen: Anna
Darker chick-hen: Jasmine
Red chick-hen: Ariel
A silver cock over black, lavender and splash hens will result in mixed colored offspring...aka Easter Eggers.Okay I have an add on ? If you have pure true Americana do I have to breed same color to another of the same color. I already have a 2 black 5 lavender and one blue splash hen. My toaster is silver. So can I or cannot I breed all the to my roo.