Can someone post a pic of a bantam compared to average sized

If it ends up that your feebie is a standard it wouldn't be such a big deal if it were a hen but if it were a roo you would proabably have to find it a new home.
 
i never relized the extreme size diffrence, i new bantams were smaller, but not thet small!!! to all of you who have ordered bantams from mcmurray, did you order the exotic chick, was it also a bantam, i don't want to get rid of it, but i will if i have to yikes

We got our MM banties a couple of weeks ago. MM told me they would not put a standard in with such little chickens and that our free bird would be a banty........well, it is a full size Easter Egger. It is way bigger than the rest! I was very mad. Right now at two weeks he is doing ok with them. I am sure it is a roo though, so we'll have to keep an eye on things for now.​
 
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I just wanted to say that picture makes me smile everytime I see it.
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jenai, thanks for the compliment. that hen has now laid an egg every day for 10 days str8. i'm gonna let her hatch em out if she becomes broody so i can see what size they'll be
 
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I had a hen that was half bantam cochin and half standard cochin and she was sort of in the middle. Next to a bantam, she was big, but she was a lot smaller than a standard.
 
But as long as it's hens only mixing standards and bantams is safe? Is that right? thanks, sharon
 
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My banty just hatched two, we dont have a banty roo anymore so I wasnt sure what to expect. Well now they are going on 4 weeks old. I figure that the daddy is my white rock. They will probably be medium sized but for now they are the same size as my 2 week old standard chicks. I will try to post pics later. One is a roo, one a hen- Im sure of it now.
 

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