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Hi all, It may be too early for this but I'm new to silkies and would love tips on how to sex them. There are 3, I suspect 2 boys and 1 girl but I am basing this solely on the comb and the fact the one I think is female is feathering out slower.

Silkie 6 weeks

Silkie 6 weeks

Silkie 6 weeks

Silkie 6 weeks

Silkie 6 weeks

Silkie 6 weeks

Silkie 6 weeks

Silkie 6 weeks

Silkie 6 weeks

Silkie 6 weeks

She's the same this morning. She doesn't bare weight at all, we've tried supporting her but she leans to the right and if unsupported just falls straight onto her side. She's eating and drinking if held to it and I have her on chick crumb and vitamin water.

No she was 100% perfect health, we needed the nursery coop for something else and so her and her mum where moved in here about 2 weeks ago. We've got chick crumb so I'll take that down to her. Her poop is normal but I'll get pictures of her and it. It's difficult to describe, we stood her up...

She is on growers but there is layers in the coop, from what we've seen she's been eating the growers but we're not there all the time. I'm taking a vitamin supplemented water down to her this morning.

Hi all, I'm looking for some insight. I've got a 10 week old pullet that I found this evening off her feet, previously been absolutely fine. No sign of injury, as such, but one wing seems higher than the other and her feet don't seem to be working quite right. I've bound one wing to her body...

Thanks, sadly he was a boy and we had him for dinner a few months ago. I was disappointed, he was beautiful.

Amazing thank you! This is absolutely outstanding information, I wish I could do the colour genetics, it's fascinating.

I have four beautiful buff Orpingtons. I'm going to get hatching eggs because I want an Orp male but I don't understand how the colours work. My option for egg colours are: Splash Blue Black Gold Laced Silver Laced Jubilee Is anyone able to tell me what colours would be produced with these...

Awe thanks! I can't believe how friendly the buffs are they come to me for strokes 🥰 I can't get over the colour of the Brahmas, mum is a Lavender and dad a Marsbar

Yes, a broody is way less stressful if you have a good one! My first killed her first chick which was a bit traumatic but the rest have been amazing!