Bald spot on 4 week old Light Brahma chick?

[ImAChick]

Why does my chick have a bald spot on her belly? I'm not sure if this is normal or what but she is acting fine and all. The other Light Brahmas I have full feathers on their belly's so I am not sure what is going on. I think this is okay and all but I am just making sure because this is the first time this has happened.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Why does my chick have a bald spot on her belly? I'm not sure if this is normal or what but she is acting fine and all. The other Light Brahmas I have full feathers on their belly's so I am not sure what is going on. I think this is okay and all but I am just making sure because this is the first time this has happened.View attachment 2583764

Just an extra slow to feather one.

 

[ImAChick]

Just an extra slow to feather one.

Alright thanks

 

[MysteryChicken]

Alright thanks

You're welcome.

Should've seen my Heritage Plymouth Barred Rock chicks, I had two that were still quite naked before feathering out fully.

 

[ImAChick]

You're welcome.

Should've seen my Heritage Plymouth Barred Rock chicks, I had two that were still quite naked before feathering out fully.

Oh really?

 

[bprestin]

It's funny how we're all so worried about our light Brahmas with their weird feathers! It's like they're just growing into their feathers at a slower rate than the other chicks!

 

[ImAChick]

It's funny how we're all so worried about our light Brahmas with their weird feathers! It's like they're just growing into their feathers at a slower rate than the other chicks!

I have two right now. Our one brahma is fully feathered and the two still are growing. We are suspecting one to be a roo and one to be a female but we aren't sure if the other is a roo.

 

[ImAChick]

It's funny how we're all so worried about our light Brahmas with their weird feathers! It's like they're just growing into their feathers at a slower rate than the other chicks!

In the third picture you have, looks like one of my brahmas. Our other is fully feathered. The chick in the picture I posted is actually getting a large red pea comb. (Three rows of peas).