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Thank you!! Every bird is different, but typically some breeds are more docile than others. In my experience, Rhode Island reds, sussex, and black sex-links tend to be on the more outgoing but aggressive side. I keep a silkie rooster with my RIR hens and he’s fine, but I wouldn’t keep them...

Here are my Bobbi Porto males :love (I actually need to rehome them, if anyone’s interested.) Bob, black silkie, under 2 years old George, blue silkie, under 2 years old Chick, around 8 weeks. George And a partridge showgirl are its parents

CONGRATS :woot they're so cute :love

He's going to be a big boy if you had the space, I would definitely recommend keeping them separate. But since you don't, keep a close eye on her to make sure he isn't beating her up. If he does, I think someone's gonna need to go :/ A lot of people (myself included) don't keep silkies with LF...

This pic is absolutely darling! *sigh* I miss this sight :/ I can't wait till my silkies go broody.

Oh my word this is the cutest! :love

You can post pics of you want, and we can give you our best opinions, but it's nearly impossible to know for sure until they're several months old.

No, they're all silkies (unless they're mixed). Some, depending on breeding, mainly, will be fluffier than others ;)

What a lovely picture!

I'd say they're both pullets! Dang all your birds are so lovely!!

Look at that little face! She's adorable!

Silkie flocks are never complete :D

So cute.

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HAHA that is awesome!! Your dog needs antlers

That's one fine pen of boys you got there

Well he's a fabulous model :lol:

So cute :love

Agreed. Cute lil cock

20° shouldn't hurt them, and if you have a heat lamp, they'll be perfectly fine as long as they have fresh (meaning, not frozen) water and shelter :)