The other interesting bit: if she breeds with Randy, you could easily end up with more just like her except gold instead of silver. Roos would still be black breasted, and the red tones would likely be lighter than Randy's.
Brahma are slightly larger than Cochin in standard size, so in bantam size, I would expect (without looking it up) one to be about the same size as a silkie (supposedly the largest bantam). They are rather broad-backed...and sooooo sweet (haven't dealt with broody yet).
Roos are always larger than hens of the same breed.
My brother is making a strong case to be George's #1 fan. He loves that little rooster. This is the first chicken I have had that he goes out of his way to interact with daily. We were discussing Christmas yesterday afternoon as he is trying to finish up shopping. I told him not to get me anything. I would know by Christmas if I had to go silkie rooster shopping or not. He informed me I did not need a silkie rooster I had George. Well, he called him by the name his gave him. He thinks I only need George and that I should set eggs from all my girls crossed with him. Let the afro's take over the flock as he put it.
That's amazing! I love chickens so much!
So did I get it right - the new chicken has lacing?
Gosh she's beautiful
