Black too w/brown neck feathers

[Sommano]

Hello my chicken lover friends,
Can any of y’all tell me what breed my roo is..
He is black with the beautiful green and purple shiny feathers. He has brown feathers on his neck. His comb and wattles are black.

 

[AltonaAcres]

Ayam Cemani mix or cross.

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Agreed!

 

[Jennc-123]

Beautiful ayam cemani, or svart hona cross.

 

[The Happster]

Don't see Cemani or Svarthöna.

He's a Silkie mix.
@Sommano, any more pictures?

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Don't see Cemani or Svarthöna.

He's a Silkie mix.
@Sommano, any more pictures?

What about that completely black, not very silkie looking comb?

 

[NatJ]

Don't see Cemani or Svarthöna.

He's a Silkie mix.
@Sommano, any more pictures?

I agree that more pictures would help. Any feathers on the legs? Any extra toes?

I do see a single comb, and I do not see a crest. Silkie mixes usually do not have a single comb, and do have a crest. So I think a mix with Ayam Cemani or Svarthöna seems likely.

 

[The Happster]

Many silkies have single combs. The fact it's black is even more Silkie - silkies have black skin.
The lack of crest is interesting.

Blue earlobes are very noticeable.

 

[NatJ]

Many silkies have single combs.

??!! They are not supposed to have single combs. Where are you finding "many" silkies with single combs?

Edit to add: Silkies in the USA are not supposed to have single combs. OP's location is in the USA. I don't know for sure about silkies in other countries.

The fact it's black is even more Silkie - silkies have black skin.

Ayam Cemani and Svarthöna also have black skin.

Blue earlobes are very noticeable.

"White" earlobes over black skin makes blue earlobes--quite possible if Ayam Cemani or Svarthöna was crossed with a white-earlobe breed.

Photos of the feet would really help (because clean feet and no extra toes would pretty conclusively rule out silkie, while feathered feet and extra toes would point very strongly toward a silkie parent.)

 

[The Happster]

??!! They are not supposed to have single combs. Where are you finding "many" silkies with single combs?



Ayam Cemani and Svarthöna also have black skin.



"White" earlobes over black skin makes blue earlobes--quite possible if Ayam Cemani or Svarthöna was crossed with a white-earlobe breed.

Photos of the feet would really help (because clean feet and no extra toes would pretty conclusively rule out silkie, while feathered feet and extra toes would point very strongly toward a silkie parent.)

Wyandottes aren't supposed to either.
It happens.
I will wait for OP to reply with some extra photos.