I have never seen a silkied Serama before, but we have one?

[Onechicktwochickthree]

My silkie hatched these from eggs, that are from A Serama pair. (A while back) I am wondering, if one is actually silkied or if it was an accidental mixed batch? Floofy one was fluffy from day one and it was only a month or so back the floof settled to be more soft and silkie.


Thank you, as always I try find the best place to post but I never can and I’m probably in the wrong area again

Left one is called Whisk, right one is Called Fizgig. Whisk always “flew” around the yard as a chick and escaped every fence pen, Fizkig always been fluffy, and fizzy. Hence the names.

 

[Chikyboy]

My silkie hatched these from eggs, that are from A Serama pair. (A while back) I am wondering, if one is actually silkied or if it was an accidental mixed batch? Floofy one was fluffy from day one and it was only a month or so back the floof settled to be more soft and silkie.


Thank you, as always I try find the best place to post but I never can and I’m probably in the wrong area again

Left one is called Whisk, right one is Called Fizgig. Whisk always “flew” around the yard as a chick and escaped every fence pen, Fizkig always been fluffy, and fizzy. Hence the names.

That looks like a pure silkied serama.

 

[pipdzipdnreadytogo]

The gene for silkied feathering is recessive, so a pair of birds that does not look silkied can make silkied offspring if they both carry the gene for it. She looks pure to me as well.