Can d'Uccles have 5 toes?

[wegotchickens]

Or do I have an extreme genetic flaw going on?
I thought I read somewhere that this trait shows up from time to time, but now I can't find that source

I have a really cute chick, 5 perfect toes on each foot, in a lovely orangey-pink...

 

[tiki244]

Well, I havent heard of it either. I would say its not normal, but maybe it is just a starnge anomally with one chick. Where is the extra toe?

 

[wegotchickens]

They look exactly like pink silkie feet. Toes in the same place.

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

Somewhere in its history is most likely a cross to one of the 5-toed breeds: silkie, sultan, dorking, faverolle or houdan.

 

[wegotchickens]

That's probably what I'm remembering! I'll go back and look up the history again!
Would this be considered a flaw, though?

 

[wegotchickens]

Well, I know that the breed standard is for 4 toes. Doesn't look like 5 toes is a disqualifying factor, but still... Since I'm trying to raise show birds I guess I'll find my cutie a less picky home!

Both feet are perfectly 5-toed and she walks perfectly. So she's either a mutant or a throwback. My only rooster is a millie fleur d'uccle.
I do have a silkie cross hen, and could've marked the eggs wrong. But all the other chicks from the silkie cross x mille fleur roo are black and look just like their momma did when she was a chick.

My little mutant is a lovely golden brown like her d'Uccle momma when she was a chick!

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

Incorrect number of toes is a DQ.

 

[NYREDS]

% toes is definately a disqualification. Isn't listed as such with the breed description but under the general disqualifications [in the front of the standard] wrong # of toes is a disqualification.

 

[ChickenRaiser95]

I just got a d'uccle chick the other day from a Co-Op and just happened to notice that it had five toes. I got a a Silkie a few days earlier from the same place. The toes and placement are exactly the same on both. The first is my d'uccle, the second is the Silkie.

 

[juliechick]

The top one is a Silkie cross, not a d'Uccle.