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I have "super blue egg layers" on the 24 hour auction thread.

Jackie, did you keep this chick? If so, what gender is she and what does she look like now?

If you got them from any hatchery, then they are easter eggers. Ameracaunas lay blue to blue/green eggs. Easter eggers are mixed breed chickens that have Ameraucana blood in them somewhere. The blue egg gene is dominant so most easter eggers will lay blue or blue/green eggs. But since they...

Welcome nitrodiesle. I'm just north of KC.

Can someone identify this critter?

Well Sulmtalers lay a light cream to slightly light tan egg, and my Legbars lay light minty green eggs, so what color eggs would a cross lay? not blue . . . . I'll probably have lots of Cream Legbar chicks at the Jacobs Cave swap. And surplus of several other breeds. I really need to...

I checked my records and I think I know what happened. I found the partition door between the Sulmtaler and Legbar coop open in early May, so the two breeds comingled for one day. One singe day. I bet this chick is a Sulmtaer/Cream Legbar cross. I either started collecting eggs too early or...

Jackie PM me your address and I'll send you some more eggs. Something's not right with that chick. It should be very obvious as soon as they dry from hatching what gender they are.

I was afraid you were going to say that. I've never hatched one like that.

It looks like a pullet but the the head color is all wrong. Where did you get the eggs?

Cool! But remember that chick will most likely be an EE. The Ameraucanas were in the layer coop. Possible roosters are splash am, lav am, BLWR, or white Leghorn.

2nd dry hatch complete. These were all shipped eggs. Crele Polish - 6 set, 2 to lockdown, 0 hatched Mille Fleur Leghorn - 8 set, 1 to lockdown, 1 hatched D'Uckles - 8 set, 7 to lockdown, 6 hatched

Um, idk if that's a splash or not. Does anyone have a picture of an adult splash Sulmtaler roo?

Yes the gunk will fall onto the eggs below. And the chicks will, too. They just topple right over the sides of the drawers.