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  1. TheOddOneOut

    Little Chicken

    I don't think she's a bantam, just....little. As long as she's otherwise healthy, she's just developing her own way and eggs might take a bit longer than usual. It's also possible she was starved or very sick as a chick and got stunted.
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    Little Chicken

    She's a Crested Cream Legbar! She'll lay pale blue eggs :)
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    Mystery hen

    I would definitely say she's an Andalusian then, those are rare while Sapphire gems are a very common hybrid egglayer.
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    Dominique or Maline?

    Neither, looks like a mutt.
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    Mystery hen

    Blue Andalusian, if she lays beige/cream/white eggs
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    Limp, egg bound chicken! HELP!

    Do you have tums or any other calcium to give her? It would help her pass the egg.
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    Meet The New Crew: Any Gender ideas yet? 4.5w (Help me name them!)

    Oh boy. Literally.
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    Roo or Pullet?

    Girls.
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    Possible splash maran?

    Boy!
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    Size Difference in Polish Chicks of the same age

    Is it possible the small one is a bantam?
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    Am I really a Delaware?

    Red/white one isn't a delaware.
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    First time issue

    Yes, and egg yolk is the easiest way to give them the nutrients they need - after all, egg yolk's entire purpose is to nourish a chick! When I had rescue pasty butt babies who were very droopy and wouldn't really eat, if I brought over the egg yolk dropper, they would instantly be on their...
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    First time issue

    Yes, sounds like they are in some kind of shock or physical stress. See if they will take raw egg yolk from a dropper, it's a food chicks cannot resist. And are their bums clean? It's important to watch for pasty butt.
  14. TheOddOneOut

    What type of game are these

    They look like Old English Game Bantams. Britney and Miguel are pullets, so maybe Miguel can be Michelle now. :)
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    I think I hatched 4/5 Roos

    All are boys
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    Is this normal comb and wattle development for 25 week old Speckled sussex and 22 week old buff orpington pullets?

    Oof, vicious! Hopefully it doesn't leave a pockmark on her face.
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    Meet The New Crew: Any Gender ideas yet? 4.5w (Help me name them!)

    Ooh, I got this! I am almost 99% sure I know every breed and gender here. Also, SO cute. I'm going to suggest names too. 1 LC - Male. Either Splash or Lavender Cochin. If they have darker flecks, they're splash. 2 LC - Female, breed same as above. I'd call her Dove, probably. She just looks...
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    Is this normal comb and wattle development for 25 week old Speckled sussex and 22 week old buff orpington pullets?

    Side note - I'm curious what that dark spot/hole is on the Orpington girl's face?
  19. TheOddOneOut

    Is this normal comb and wattle development for 25 week old Speckled sussex and 22 week old buff orpington pullets?

    As long as they're happy and healthy, yes, it's normal. They're just maturing a little slower, those combs will pop up when they're ready to lay.
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    Bantam cochin pullet or please dont say it 🤐,

    You wouldn't see comb and wattle development like that on a 6wk bantam pullet, let alone a standard-sized one.
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