Kikiriki? Most likely not, but oh well

[fluffycrow]

OK so I was watching a video, and that person had a flock of kikirikis, and some of them looked extremely similar to Cruella, my pullet. I've always assumed she was some very beautiful mix but I couldn't think of what that mix could be. I know kikirikis are just a fancy way of saying a really small bantam mix, so technically it'll be the same thing. I'm curious if she would be classified as a kikiriki though, or if yall have some ideas on what she might be mixed with. In case it comes up, she lays cream eggs

 

[fluffycrow]

Oh and she's smaller than my other bantams. Here is a comparison

 

[fluffycrow]

Oh and she's smaller than my other bantams. Here is a comparisonView attachment 3496399

This is an older photo (taken 1 and a half month ago) but the difference in size still applies, it has become just slightly less though. And I promise I'm not doing this on purpose, ask Wind, I'm messy with my posts all the time

 

[JedJackson]

I'm not familiar with local breeds in Greece, so couldn't really say one way or the other. Kikiriki, from what I red, are Japanese/Malaysian bantam crosses, but I don't see much indication of that in the tail or body type.

 

[fluffycrow]

I'm not familiar with local breeds in Greece, so couldn't really say one way or the other. Kikiriki, from what I red, are Japanese/Malaysian bantam crosses, but I don't see much indication of that in the tail or body type.

All the Greek landrace breeds are LF (except for some larger sized bantams that are mixes of non-greek breeds) so I'm confident that she doesn't have any significant Greek breed blood in her. Plus, the only breed with a crest would be a landrace I raise, the Tsouloufati, but those crests are far smaller so it would take generations to get that kind of crest, and with her size I don't think that is what has happened. What I do know is that we have a lot of polish breeders in the country, then again the question with size comes up

 

[JedJackson]

All the Greek landrace breeds are LF (except for some larger sized bantams that are mixes of non-greek breeds) so I'm confident that she doesn't have any significant Greek breed blood in her. Plus, the only breed with a crest would be a landrace I raise, the Tsouloufati, but those crests are far smaller so it would take generations to get that kind of crest, and with her size I don't think that is what has happened. What I do know is that we have a lot of polish breeders in the country, then again the question with size comes up

It looks a little like a Barbu de Watermael with a single comb. But a really don't know. They are cute though.

 

[fluffycrow]

It looks a little like a Barbu de Watermael with a single comb. But a really don't know. They are cute though.

I searched it up, and she kind of does! I had no idea this breed existed, so thank you for that! I guess she'll remain a mystery!

 

[Party_Chicken]

I had a hen that looked similar but blue.

 

[fluffycrow]

I had a hen that looked similar but blue.

Was she LF?

 

[fluffycrow]

I know that it's a far cry, but @Rhodebar Lover ,do you have any ideas as to what sort of mix she might be?