HELP!! is it possible to have a Showgirl Serama?

[leadwolf1]

I can't wait to see more pictures!!! I would have snatched it up in a heartbeat!!! I just love NNs!!!

 

[larishab]

while I have you on here, here is another one I want to identify...I read somewehre that the split in the wings was a particular kind but I don't remember what it was.

 

[leadwolf1]

What was that one sold to you as? It looks like it's going to be barred

 

[larishab]

I think that little chicken I got earlier was adorable. I am in love with it. I am hoping its a showgirl serama something like that. the other showgirl I got is a show girl but its twice as big as this one.

 

[larishab]

it was assorted bantams. I have two one is yellow

 

[leadwolf1]

I am wondering if the NN isn't first generation silkie X NN...It wouldn't be a pure showgirl but it would have the silkie toes and maybe the mom/dad's other attributes. If you bred back to a silkie, you would get more 'silkie looking' showgirl...with the proper feathering and skin color.

 

[larishab]

here is the ugly duckling, I mean chicken, opps,We cal him Condor,

 

[larishab]

 

[Debbi]

I am wondering if the NN isn't first generation silkie X NN...It wouldn't be a pure showgirl but it would have the silkie toes and maybe the mom/dad's other attributes. If you bred back to a silkie, you would get more 'silkie looking' showgirl...with the proper feathering and skin color.

I agree here. That first chick looks like a "project" Showgirl. Most of the better looking SGs come out of crosses of at least 10-14 generations, yours looks to be in the first, second, or maybe third? As for Condor, ?????? another project? If he is crossed with Silkie, he has a straight comb, and will take quite a bit to breed that out if that's what you are intending to do. He is rather...handsome? though!

 

[larishab]

so what should I do wtih them??? lol The little guy, the first one, do i breed him to a silkie or a showgirl??? and Condor, he hangs out with the silkies lol. Do we breed him with a silkie?