My 4 seabright chicks

[Cyprus]

Do u think their feathers will look better as they get older? I’m giving that Seabuck 7 supplement and its making at least my silkies and other bantams look pretty spiffy. These buff laced have funky feathers.

Yes, they should look better as they get older

 

[Gray Farms]

4 weeks is still very young, though bantams do mature faster than large breeds. You've likely got a pair of Gold Laced, left one cockerel.

 

[SueT]

They are buff laced

how about that! They will be gorgeous! I want some!

 

[Gray Farms]

Have you seen Citron and Lilac Sebrights? They are really nice.

 

[SueT]

We are moving next year, I will have to start anew with chickens. I will seek out Sebrights of these colors.

 

[Cyprus]

We are moving next year, I will have to start anew with chickens. I will seek out Sebrights of these colors.

I'm in love with the lavender laced buffs, a.k.a Lilacs

 

[Alexandra33]

Agreed, they're Buff Laced and Golden Laced. 4 weeks is still far too young to be sure, though none are screaming cockerel as of now. Rose combs develop more slowly than single.

~Alex

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

They are too young. Post pics of their combs at 6 weeks.

 

[Compost King]

I have had Golden Seabrights, seem to get a hens every year in an assortment however i never get a rooster! I would have kept them and bread them if I did. I often sell my bantams after they start laying unless I get a male and female of the same breed in the TSC bantam assortment brooder. I happened to keep 2 or about a year. I liked having them although I believe the silvers look much better. They laid better than expected about 2 eggs every 3 days, 4 eggs a week and sometimes 5. They also ate very little so their feed to egg ratio was pretty good.