Ayam Cemani comb

Tumbleweedlynn

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Sep 5, 2022
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Hi All - I am in my first winter with my Cemani rooster, probably coming up on 2 yrs old. It doesn’t get super cold here, but it has gotten down to the teens a couple times. I noticed today from a pics I took of him that his comb was pale, compared to his waddles. I also noticed that the tips of his comb have new growth.

Could the chalky appearance be due to the weather? It looks like he needs some lotion, compared to another picture I have of him in warmer weather. He’s acting fine, eating, drinking, mating, etc. Just would like to know if any owners have noticed this before, or if it’s normal. It seems every pic I take of him, his color is different. The darkest pic is months ago, and the last two are today within seconds of each other. Thanks!
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I wonder if it’s frost bite. It’s hard for me to tell since he’s all black… when I see frostbite on my hens or roosters I usually notice it since it’s black (which indicates that the part of comb or wattles is dead now) since they have red combs and wattles. It can turn yellow as well. I’m no expert but that’s my guess anyways lol
 
I wonder if it’s frost bite. It’s hard for me to tell since he’s all black… when I see frostbite on my hens or roosters I usually notice it since it’s black (which indicates that the part of comb or wattles is dead now) since they have red combs and wattles. It can turn yellow as well. I’m no expert but that’s my guess anyways lol
Well, thank you for your thoughts. It is hard to tell because of the all black component. I will keep a close eye on him.
 

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