Oldegarlicshnapp
Songster
- May 11, 2020
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This chick is the result of a silkie bantam and a smooth feathered serama. It has more or less of a missing toe on both feet.
The serama mother used to have chipmunk stripes as a chick, since there’s some old English in her. This guy has it too although feathering on his feet leads me to believe he’ll probably be a silkie
It also looks like there’s an additional toe growing on top of another one, albeit very small
He came out of a weirdly pointed egg that had the air cell sideways. Maybe that caused it, but the extra toe growing where it shouldn’t still raises questions.
Is it normal for this crossbreed to produce deformities? I wonder how he’s going to look
This is the mother:
This is the father:
The serama mother used to have chipmunk stripes as a chick, since there’s some old English in her. This guy has it too although feathering on his feet leads me to believe he’ll probably be a silkie
It also looks like there’s an additional toe growing on top of another one, albeit very small
He came out of a weirdly pointed egg that had the air cell sideways. Maybe that caused it, but the extra toe growing where it shouldn’t still raises questions.
Is it normal for this crossbreed to produce deformities? I wonder how he’s going to look
This is the mother:
This is the father:
Just the outside toes are affected.
My horse stepped on them while they were grabbing grain he dropped. Took them off or smashed them so badly they had to be removed. They are sloooowwww compared to my other breeds
