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Quote: Hi I was referring to LF Brahams and no I do not breed them but all the LF Brahma chicks I have ever seen were solid white with maybe a little grey on the chicks. I've never saw bantam brahma chicks but the ones you posted look kinda like the color I was decribing for the Wyandottes...

Quote: Yes Both breed have the same adult feathering pattern that is genetically called Light Columbian, some just go by Light ( Light Brahmas or Light Sussex) and some go by Columbian ( Columbian Wyandottes or Columbian Rocks) but its the same color. And feather footed breeds may be harder...

HAHA Yeah Chris Yall caught me messin up LOL Yes I do know that Brahamas have pea combs, not rose combs, I guess I mixed the two up in my head or something, sorry to the OP if that confused you. I edited it.

Quote: There is a difference Brahmas will be taller, have PEA combs, and feathered feet and as chicks they will be solid white. Col Wayndottes will have a flatter stance than a tall upright stance and they have rose combes and clean leggs and as chicks the are a cute smokey grey color, not...