You know, Crunchy might be a midget, but that's probably from injury, not genetics. His chicks might be just fine.I see boy!!!
He's a boy!
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Crunchy is still a midget.
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Who, Crunchy?
I've already decided that if they are cute & "petite" or near "runt-scale" that they are 99.9% likely a male.
I hatched out 12 Bobs, only 2 girls.... needless to say those girls can have their pick of mates though, they don't hafta settle for the ugly midget bird with 3 eyes & 1 nut.....
Genetics doesn’t work like that anymore. Nowadays things that happen to you during life can turn traits on and off (and not just stuff like getting stung by a radioactive spider). It’s all very fluid and confusing and mysterious.From when I dropped him?
Possible but he's soooo small.
You should have marked that one to see what it turned into.
You really have an ugly midget like thatWho, Crunchy?
Between the blood loss from hitting a blood vessel when he pipped and the drop on his head? Those could easily cause stunted growth.From when I dropped him?
Possible but he's soooo small.
Just saying that it's good that the girls have options, right?!
Mr Squatty Run Backwards....
It's nothing but the best to choose from for my girls.
This is not crunchy but I believe crunchy is a boy because he is small.Who, Crunchy?
