I agree although I was just reading how melanin boosters can sometimes cause males to have dark skin as well... It will be interesting to see how it turns out!Yes she is sex linked fibromelanistic. Females of these crosses will have the black shanks/skin of the father and males will have the yellow shanks/skin of the mother.
Yes it is not 100%, I had that happen to me with my silkie/leghorn cross that was suppose to be female (black skin) but started crowing at 7 weeks!
YES, I think that was the thread I was looking at!!Yes it is not 100%, I had that happen to me with my silkie/leghorn cross that was suppose to be female (black skin) but started crowing at 7 weeks!
Hope that's not the case with us. I love her unique ness and we have to many Roo'sYes it is not 100%, I had that happen to me with my silkie/leghorn cross that was suppose to be female (black skin) but started crowing at 7 weeks!
Yes I was very disappointed about that. Really sweet bird but I found him a good home with a friend who has a large property and lots of room to range around.
Well yours looks pretty girly so you’re probably safe!
