Sep 18, 2017 #1 Iluvmychick In the Brooder Apr 27, 2017 2 3 14 Hi. My five month old Bantams comb took a long time to start growing and looks funny to me. Is this normal? My other one looks fine. Any help is greatly appreciated. Attachments IMG_2758.JPG 172 KB · Views: 15
Hi. My five month old Bantams comb took a long time to start growing and looks funny to me. Is this normal? My other one looks fine. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Sep 18, 2017 #2 BantammChick 🤠 Premium Feather Member 6 Years May 8, 2017 1,386 11,336 696 Missouri Are you talking about how it is all squishy? If so,that is just because it is a rose comb,just like my chicken.
Are you talking about how it is all squishy? If so,that is just because it is a rose comb,just like my chicken.
Sep 18, 2017 #3 BantammChick 🤠 Premium Feather Member 6 Years May 8, 2017 1,386 11,336 696 Missouri @Iluvmychick
Sep 18, 2017 #4 speckledhen Intentional Solitude Premium Feather Member 17 Years Feb 3, 2007 79,947 16,015 1,366 Blue Ridge Mtns. of North Georgia It's a rose comb, normal for rose-combed breeds. There are a few comb types other than the single comb you were probably expecting. My Belgian D'Anvers have rose combs, too, like my porcelain rooster here (the circle was to show saddle feathers on a male).
It's a rose comb, normal for rose-combed breeds. There are a few comb types other than the single comb you were probably expecting. My Belgian D'Anvers have rose combs, too, like my porcelain rooster here (the circle was to show saddle feathers on a male).
Sep 19, 2017 #5 lazy gardener Crossing the Road 7 Years Nov 7, 2012 27,615 27,349 917 CENTRAL MAINE zone 4B It's a rose comb, but the end of it is poorly shaped. Definitely not a bird I'd want to use as a breeder.
It's a rose comb, but the end of it is poorly shaped. Definitely not a bird I'd want to use as a breeder.