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  1. ninakat53

    two Astralorps -- is one a rooster?

    Thanks so much everybody -- I took Shane back today to the farm, and the owner agreed that she's a he. Rooster tail feathers developing, and generally just a bigger bird than her "sister" who'll be staying. Still seems strange that he never crowed, but perhaps he was just waiting for the...
  2. ninakat53

    two Astralorps -- is one a rooster?

    Well, she's back and not a rooster after all -- according to the guy at the farm who kept her. But I'm still not 100% certain, except that she is almost 5 months old and doesn't crow. Is it possible that some roosters don't crow at all? I'll take new pictures soon, and see what you all think.
  3. ninakat53

    two Astralorps -- is one a rooster?

    Thanks mom2jedi. Much appreciated, sad as I am to have to part with him. (No roosters allowed here.)
  4. ninakat53

    two Astralorps -- is one a rooster?

    Thanks so much everybody -- you've confirmed what I suspected. Here's another picture taken today showing the feathers and they are clearly more pointed, which I read in the Dummies book should indicate a roo, and also the fact that the feathers are irridescent -- whereas the other Australorp...
  5. ninakat53

    two Astralorps -- is one a rooster?

    Howdies all! I have two Australorps that are exactly 9 weeks old, both hatched on April 19. They're developing quite differently, and I suspect the one with the red comb is a rooster -- the other's comb hasn't even started. Or, is it possible that they could develop at different rates? This...
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