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  1. John Simpson

    Silkie / Japanese Bantam Crosses

    Very nice birds. How old are they?,:)
  2. John Simpson

    Silkie / Japanese Bantam Crosses

    Lol they are very addicting and I just can't stop myself from getting more :);):D
  3. John Simpson

    Silkie / Japanese Bantam Crosses

    Thank you, I'm sure they will be more like silkies any way because they have more attributes of a silkie. It's really bugging me on what they are crossed with :) if you end up loving silkies there is a lady that lives near me and she has show quality silkies and I think she ships too if you are...
  4. John Simpson

    Silkie / Japanese Bantam Crosses

    Thanks you and thanks for the info on peafowl. I would love one but I don't have the room for them. Bantams are very tiney but have a big attitude. I love them. They are about the same size as your chicks. Do you think your silkies are bantams? :)
  5. John Simpson

    Silkie / Japanese Bantam Crosses

    You have beautiful peafowl. My neighbours don't like noise but I have always wanted a female peacock. Do they make much noise? Or is it just the males that make noise would they make a lot of noise If I only had one
  6. John Simpson

    Silkie / Japanese Bantam Crosses

    You will probably be able to tell when they are older :) This is my silkie x jap bantam and I got her from a breeder and she was a mistake the two breeds got in the same cage some how and this bird and her partner were living in the house for some time till I could pick them up so they are of...
  7. John Simpson

    Silkie / Japanese Bantam Crosses

    It's tough to say what they are defiantly part silkie. They are very cute, I especially like the white one with black through it. Where did you get them? :clap:ep
  8. John Simpson

    Silkie / Japanese Bantam Crosses

    Looking forward to seeing the pics. They sound different and cool. :weee :ep
  9. John Simpson

    Silkie / Japanese Bantam Crosses

    This is my silkie Japanese bantam cross
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