Breed identification help

[StuporMan]

I received three Malaysian Serama chicks today, and lo and behold when I open the box, two extra chicks appear! What breed they are though I have no idea

 

[All4Eggz]

Maybe a blue cochin? Because I see the feathered feet

 

[All4Eggz]

@Rhodebar Lover

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Looks lavender, but seems to have a beard... Any ideas of other breeds they carry? Maybe Self Blue d'Uccle? Is it bantam sized?

 

[NatJ]

Maybe a blue cochin? Because I see the feathered feet

Looks lavender, but seems to have a beard... Any ideas of other breeds they carry? Maybe Self Blue d'Uccle? Is it bantam sized?

I agree that it's blue or lavender, and that Cochin or d'Uccle seem like good guesses.

Or maybe a Silkie? Have you counted how many toes the mystery chicks have? (An extra toe on the back of each foot is normal for Silkies, but not for Cochins or d'Uccles.)

 

[All4Eggz]

Looks lavender, but seems to have a beard... Any ideas of other breeds they carry? Maybe Self Blue d'Uccle? Is it bantam sized?

I agree that it's blue or lavender, and that Cochin or d'Uccle seem like good guesses.

Or maybe a Silkie? Have you counted how many toes the mystery chicks have? (An extra toe on the back of each foot is normal for Silkies, but not for Cochins or d'Uccles.)

Agreed.

D'uccle seems right because of the abundance of feathers at the feet. I remember my d'uccle chicks having many feathers at the feet.

 

[All4Eggz]

Because they came with Seremas, I bet that they are for sure bantams , because usually people who sell seremas wouldn't sell them with standards, as they are much bigger and could harm the littler ones

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Because they came with Seremas, I bet that they are for sure bantams , because usually people who sell seremas wouldn't sell them with standards, as they are much bigger and could harm the littler ones

My thoughts as well

 

[StuporMan]

I agree that it's blue or lavender, and that Cochin or d'Uccle seem like good guesses.

Or maybe a Silkie? Have you counted how many toes the mystery chicks have? (An extra toe on the back of each foot is normal for Silkies, but not for Cochins or d'Uccles.)

Four toes so not a Silkie, I'm looking into the other breeds the hatchery offers and I see: Lavender Marans, Cochins, Easter Eggers, and Wyandottes

 

[All4Eggz]

Four toes so not a Silkie, I'm looking into the other breeds the hatchery offers and I see: Lavender Marans, Cochins, Easter Eggers, and Wyandottes

So very likely it's a cochin