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    Silkie chicks!! What color are they??? I have not idea.

    They look like blue silkies to me.
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    two golden laced wyandotte chicks

    The first one is definitely a single comb!
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    Gender of this necked neck... I'm thinking a rooster

    It kind of looks like a hen to me.
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    Button quail touching!

    I have heard that button quail incubation is 16 days as well.
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    Its 80℉ in my room

    I'm sorry to hear that.
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    Roo or pullet?

    He looks like a rooster to me.
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    What breed?

    I agree. My serama rooster was bred with a silkie, and the chicks looked like seramas except for the 5 toes, feathered feet, and the crests on top of their heads.
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    What breed is my Rooster?

    He looks like a Black Copper Maran to me.
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    sex my polish chicks

    I can't tell if Biff is a cockerel or pullet, but Chip definately looks like a pullet. Do you have another picture of Biff?
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    UPDATED: Is my 9-week-old pullet a cockeral?

    Yes, you can definately tell by his attempt to crow, along with the saddle feathers that are beginning to come in.
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    Show off your Seramas (mixed or pure)

    This is my mottled chocolate serama hen. This is my frizzled crele rooster.
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    Would you consider him a "Chocolate Serama"???

    I agree that the frizzle does look like a mottled chocolate. I have a mottled chocolate hen that is not frizzled, but she looks somewhat like that serama, minus the frizzling, of course!
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    Help!! Turkey Hatches on Day 35! Help! Now What do I do????

    You can move the poult to the brooder 2-3 days after the other poults that have pipped are done hatching. When I moved mine to the brooder, I just held the poult with both hands and placed them in gently, making sure to show them where their water was by dipping their beaks in for a very quick...
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    Is my poultry a boy or girl

    Another indication that can be done is tipping the poult on its back in your hand, and seeing if the poult puts its leg or legs up. If it is a hen, she will tuck her legs in close to her. If it is a tom, he will kick 1 or both legs out. This is 100% accurate, but it gave me an idea for my...
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    WHEN SHOULD I GET "TURKRYS" TO HAVE THEM FOR NEXT YEARS T-DAY DINNER?

    Yes, the sooner you get them, the better it will be for Thanksgiving dinner, or if you want to use them for breeding. I raised 2 Royal Palms, a Slate, and a Narragansett, at this time a year ago, and none of them were large enough to be used as a Thanksgiving dinner, even though I sold them...
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    Hatching turkey eggs problem

    When I incubated turkey eggs, I kept the humidity between 50 and 60, and at lockdown I set it to 80, and I was able to get some poults to hatch.
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    Incubating Wild Turkey Eggs

    I personally have never tried putting turkey eggs under a broody hen, but I have put eggs in an incubator. Out of the close to 30 eggs, I had 7 hatch, and 4 survive past the first week.
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    Turkey incubating

    I kept my temperature at 99.5 degrees, and for humidity I kept it between 50% and 60%. I took my turner out at day 25 of incubation, and then increased the humidity to about 80%. I kept the incubator in lockdown from the time I took the turner out, until I knew for sure that all off the eggs...
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    Hatching Serama eggs

    I have tried to hatch my own serama eggs twice, and I have never had any luck with the hatch rates.
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