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Aras have pigment all the way through their shell, but some of my olive eggers have pigment through the shell and then the layer of pigment over the top toohahaha, yeah!!
Is it the same with Araucana's?

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Aras have pigment all the way through their shell, but some of my olive eggers have pigment through the shell and then the layer of pigment over the top toohahaha, yeah!!
Is it the same with Araucana's?
Hi Kat79.
It will depend on your flock and the amount of area they have. Older chooks can be really nasty, but then some are easygoing. Probably best if you can segregate them in the same area first. However if you cant and you have lots of area in your coop, both roosting and foraging, then the chicks will band together and run really fast to stay one step ahead of the old girls. The term "pecking order" originated in the chook world, because they do like to let everyone know who's boss.
Sue
Thanks!I am jealous of all these eggs!! Even the cute little quail ones though I imagine it would take a few to make an omelette. Lol
I've only got one laying and she is broody again arghhhh so that won't last.
On a positive I think some of my faverolle faces seem to be getting quite red. Do you think that could be a sign they are getting close?
Quote: Oh, It's interesting how it would be different.
Hmm they are redder but not sure about bigger. Ill keep an eye out for that!
I was really naughty today and bought some frizzle eggsCan't wait to see what I get from them... Hopefully a few ultra cute broodies!![]()