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Yep! He is a scaleless DH albino leucitic. He is a really friendly and curious little noodle who enjoys people watching (aka watching everyone who walks by) and is a great eater. And that is awesome you have one as well! The such great pets imo.

Chicken butt

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Same thing happened to me. One of my chicks was named Princess and you guessed it, she is actually a he. But he is a Brahma so I can’t say I am not looking forward to having a 12 pound giant rooster with the most dainty name imaginable 🤣

With that small and pale of a comb I am positive it is a pullet 🤣😜

At 9 weeks old it is perfectly capable of fending for itself and its mom knows that. Just leave it alone for a few days and will most likely start to get used to being part of the actual flock and not just with its mom.

If she is eating, drinking, and growing well then I would just keep a close eye making sure none of that changes. If she seems to begin struggling to eat or drink or it looks to be overgrown then I would try to file down but if she is doing well I personally wouldn’t want to potentially mess...

Going on an a 6 hour drive so not very happy. I would much rather be sitting with my chickies instead of sitting on my phone. We did get chick-fil-a though so I am happy. And still waiting for the promised dessert 🤣

With how little development the wattles and comb have, it is looking to be a pullet

Well technically there are isolated localities of garter snakes that have adaptations that have been cause from generations of eating poisonous toads and salamanders which causes them to “hold onto” said poison. There are also others that are technically poisonous as well but this is my favorite...

Like a chicken determined to roost 20 feet in the air?

What is this so called sleep? Never heard of it.

@PicChick

@PicChick draw a realistic picture of what you think @Logar looks like

What are you going on about? I am genuinely confused what any of this is supposed to mean

She looks to be a she!

Ok, this may not be a popular opinion but why not a pit bull/pit bull mix? They are in every shelter and are available at every life stage. Every single one I have owned/met are extremely friendly, low prey drive, active, easy to train, etc, etc, etc.

Phoenix have single combs

He reminds me a lot of a Yokohama which is sold by Cackle so that would make some sense.