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Splash & blue aren't sexlinked, but splash x blue = splash and blue chicks, so your result makes sense.

The one with brown leakage is most likely a rooster.

Very nice! What's her name?

Blue x black = blue and black chicks. So the white must be the mom of the last two! Cute!

The white Silkie could have a hugely varied genetic background under the disguise of white, so you never know. Cute baby, and I like the porcelain mom!

Thank you! That black hen, "Raven", is 6 years old. I know that birds either have the hookless gene or they don't have it (Silkie feathering), but somehow she seems a lot "fluffier" than other bantams since her dad was a Silkie.

I have heard of this - I know it's a fault, but I'm not sure whether it always means cross-breeding or whether it can be an issue from breeding/genetics. I saw a picture of a rooster who looked exactly like a Silkie except for what you described - a red comb. My Silkie crosses have both red and...

I have several chickens that are the result of a cross between a white Silkie rooster and a barred bantam non-Silkie hen (not sure what breed). These are F1s and subsequent crosses--a couple of them have passed away, the oldest are 6 years old. All of them have had 5...