I should know this, but...

[TheOddOneOut]

How about this one?
Americana? (Looks like an EE to me, but they say "Americana".

Americana = EE. Which it is.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

How about this one?
Americana? (Looks like an EE to me, but they say "Americana".

If there's an I in the name, its an EE

 

[The Happster]

Foot colour looks cream though. Which isn't really in line with Sebright.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

I think it might be an EE just cause it doesn't seem to fit any one breed correctly

 

[MelBrown13]

Foot colour looks cream though. Which isn't really in line with Sebright.

What color foot should the Silver Have? I ordered 5 of them, and I have 5 chicks that look just like that one. Other options in my order are Plymouth and Americana.
Otherwise just Silkies, D'Uccle, and Frizzle Cochins (all feather-legged) so those aren't options.

 

[The Happster]

SS have slate/grey legs.

So you did actually order some silver Sebrights? I would assume that's them then.

 

[sourland]

Foot colour looks cream though. Which isn't really in line with Sebright.

and I have never seen Silver Sebright chicks that were that light.

 

[MelBrown13]

From which hatchery?

I don't think Silver Spangled Hamburg are bantam.. but I do agree I was thinking silver something with a rose comb.. so maybe Seabright.

From Welp. I didn't order any of the others you mentioned except Silver Seabright.

 

[EggSighted4Life]

Taken from Welp.. Their chicks do display a variety of phenotypes..

As an avid hatcher, and breeder of too many varieties and breeds throughout my recent past..

Foot/shank color changes between hatching and maturity.. Get a look at these wheaten Ameraucana chicks for example verses mature one direct from the Ameraucana Alliance website..

Yep, that's slate my friend.. I've experienced this amazing transformation personally in the past!

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Taken from Welp.. Their chicks do display a variety of phenotypes..
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As an avid hatcher, and breeder of too many varieties and breeds throughout my recent past..

Foot/shank color changes between hatching and maturity.. Get a look at these wheaten Ameraucana chicks for example verses mature one direct from the Ameraucana Alliance website..
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Yep, that's slate my friend.. I've experienced this amazing transformation personally in the past!

So what I'm hearing is there's hope for my chicks with the wrong foot colors XD


Maybe a seabright then. I don't care for them so I don't have them and wouldn't know