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Wow I did not know this, I just saw the frizzle feather and had to get them. I dont have any of the gen and color and just wanted them to add to my flock. I hope they are both girls.Genetics can be fun, I had a white D’Uccle with extra toes. It can happen as a crazy throw back when breeding for certain traits.
They look white, maybe cream.
Faverolles, Dorkings, Houdans and Silkies all have five toes, which is why I think these are either Faverolles x frizzled Cochin or frizzled Cochin with something with five toes further back in their ancestry. Booted bantams have white skin but only four toes and I don't know if they come in frizzled varieties. And purebred Faverolles with frizzling would be rare if they exist at all, and not something you'd find at a feed store.As far as I know the five toes is a silkie gene, but white skin? I’m stumped. Do any other breeds have 5 toes?
Hmm, then who got into my silkie pen. Most likely my little rooster, I will have to have a talking with him.Yes you will definitely know more as they feather out. A Silkie with four toes usually means some mixing has gone on.
Cool. They are really cute and I hope they are the girls you want.Wow I did not know this, I just saw the frizzle feather and had to get them. I dont have any of the gen and color and just wanted them to add to my flock. I hope they are both girls.
They look white, maybe cream.Maybe Faverolles or Faverolles crossed with frizzles cochin. What color are the legs- yellow or white?