New mystry chick, any clues, it was sold as silver laced wyandatte?

[Waveron]

I got this chick at the feed store and it was sold as a a silver laced wyandotte, but once I got it home, I saw that it has a single comb, but the other chicks look to have a rose comb. Sooo, what is this little one?
This is a back shot

And the front

 

[Waveron]

Anyone?

 

[HorseFeathers]

Looks like a SLW to me. Looks like a rose comb from the pic.

 

[Waveron]

No, it is a single comb.

 

[b.hromada]

looks like my slw also. that pic is tooooo cute!

 

[HorseFeathers]

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Are you positive? Does it have one ridge or is it flattish? hard to tell really with such young chicks.
Even if it is a single comb, hatchery birds often don't stick to the breed conformation.

 

[Waveron]

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Are you positive? Does it have one ridge or is it flattish? hard to tell really with such young chicks.
Even if it is a single comb, hatchery birds often don't stick to the breed conformation.

It is from a hatchery, I'm positive that it is a single comb, so maybe it's not up to standard...

 

[HorseFeathers]

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Are you positive? Does it have one ridge or is it flattish? hard to tell really with such young chicks.
Even if it is a single comb, hatchery birds often don't stick to the breed conformation.

It is from a hatchery, I'm positive that it is a single comb, so maybe it's not up to standard...

Yup, happens all the time.

Don't worry about it, she'll still be beautiful.

 

[SoccerMomof7]

I thought that SWL could be either or?

 

[HorseFeathers]

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No, the technical breed standard calls for a rose comb.