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[karhernandez33]

I have several chicks but two of them stand out.... They are the same breed ( dont know what kind ) one has grown most the wing feathers but the other very little... It look like a T-Rex.lOl...trying to upload the pic

 

[karhernandez33]

 

[karhernandez33]

both together

 

[karhernandez33]

 

[karhernandez33]

They are about a month old and i know some are slower to grow but this one has the tips and nothing else and the other has the full wings.

 

[gardendufus]

Well I'm really not much help to you, but thought you at least deserved a response from someone. My immediate thought is that you MIGHT have a roo there. Only because I have read that roos are slower to feather out. I can't see in the picture, but is there also much difference in the way the combs are growing out? I think they are pretty young to be making judgments about roo or not, but it is something to keep in mind.

 

[canesisters]

Yup, very likely - if there is one that is feathering out different from all the others - that it's a roo.
OR - maybe just a late bloomer.
Cute chicks either way.

 

[debid]

They are both feathering VERY slowly. Most chicks look like that at one week, not one month. Where did you get them?

 

[karhernandez33]

Atwoods ...they are losing the baby fuzz but not getting much on feathers..i think they will have a rose comb cuz its flat on top. The other two are already almost totaly feathered

 

[lazy gardener]

Atwoods ...they are losing the baby fuzz but not getting much on feathers..i think they will have a rose comb cuz its flat on top. The other two are already almost totaly feathered

with a rose comb, they could be a heritage breed which is known to be slower developing. You pay for it on the front end with the development, and reap the reward on the back end with a hen that lives and lays longer.