Kev, you finally came out of the closet!!!!!!!!
@SizzleQueen Your chick is beautiful I love that dark skin!!!!!!! Did you know you had scaleless gene in your flock??? Yes your little one can make it in VA w/ some accomodations. She will likely have to be brooded a little longer in the house. Her hatchmates will accept her fine. You might want to put a couple of feather dusters in your brooder tied together and suspended to act as a "broody mom" for her to snuggle in, it will help keep her a little warmer while she is young and adjusting. She will need clothes during winter a modified wool sweater works best I've found. Onsies modified make great cool spring and fall outfits. She will never be able to roost (or even want to) but if you have silkies you are used to that, the bunnies have been amazing for my Rudy but since you have silkies I bet that will work fine for "electric blankets" for her in the winter.
Oh and keep her w/ her hatchmates, don't send them out and keep her longer in the house, she does not have the ability to "reintergrate" into the flock, she would be seriously hurt or killed trying to. Their balance isn't great and they have no protection if the others pick a fight.
Rudy did awesome with his mates and then when I introduced the whole group in w/ the adults all was great they didn't harm him at all, it wasn't until our head roo figured out he was male that I had a problem and had to separate to save Rudy's life.
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