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Okay, sounds good. You're welcome.

Yeah.

Australorp pullet.

It's okay.

If I knew, I would have told you. He's friendly, shy, just a bit bossy. Not bad. I just want two cockerels, he's a 3rd extra I don't need.

Definitely looking like a boy, but these could have been posted on your original thread.

My place doesn't have a poultry ordinance unless in town. Where I keep my birds, I can own as many as I want. It's considered agricultural/country, or farmland. I understand your location is different though. 26 weeks, one more week he'll be 6 months old. He's $30 - $35.

Update on your little cutie, we've been wanting to see colors of calico princess chickens?

Yes, you could. The Malays are just not laying yet. One extra cockerel needs a new home, just to let you know. Malays are poor layers, but high Production layers usually die sooner, so I usually go with the birds that are not bred for high Production status. 35 laying hens produce enough to...

Sapphire Gems are a layer hybrid, & are a blue sex link. Males being blue barred, while females are solid blue.

Malays are very expensive due to their rarity, & the fact they're critically Endangered. I almost spent $200 on 12 hatching eggs. For chicks, the average price range is from $30 - $35 a chick. Up, yep, I've seen you're chick once. Does look like it maybe a cockerel.

Malays, seem to be not much different then a regular chicken, from what I have observed. Things that stand out, about them: If they feel threatened, they will defend themselves, & the flock. They're not aggressive towards humans, or other birds. (Like all chickens, a bad cockerel will pop up)...

Maybe if you want, you can help preserve the Malays, like I'm planning on doing?My boy Goliath.

Yes, definitely have to mention that sexing errors will occur.

I have at least a small margin of error like most sexing methods. Normally 1-3 wrong is what happens for me occasionally. I sexed all correctly once. Out of some meat birds I hatched, there were a total of 10. There was 4 boys, & 6 girls in the bunch.

First is a rooster, the second is a hen. Thanks, they are beautiful. That was pure luck, that method is an old wives tale. If you want, next spring I can teach you my method of wing feather bud sexing? I use the method for sexing pretty much any breed, or mix.

I just sex by the wing feather buds on day olds, upto 3 days old. Unless they're sex linked, or sexable by color.

That depends on the variety of silkie. Show Quality silkies, are the most defenseless, to have. One reason I like the large Fowl Silkies.

I breed mine fluffy, no matter the source I get them.

Definitely pretty.