Not an emergency--- BLRW rooster with "humpback" sideways look to him is this normal??

[oliviaandjosh4]

I have never had wyandottes before so I am not really sure what they are supposed to look like other than that I know they are a heavy bird.
My young rooster, about 5 months old, has a weird look to him like his back and tail lean to one side instead of being straight..
I am pretty sure we do have Marek's out here as I have had quite a few die, but that was weeks ago so I guess all my birds are ok for now. Yes I know that Marek's doesn't go away and they will always have it.
I am posting pictures in comments below, is this normal & if not did Marek's cause this?

 

[Eggcessive]

He may have scoliosis or roach back. Wry tail can be a common birth defect. Those birds should not be bred.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/612300/humpback-chicken

roach back

 

[oliviaandjosh4]

 

[Eggcessive]

He does look to have scoliosis or some skeletal problem since in the picture one shoulder looks higher. His tail could by wry or it might look that way due to the skeletal problem. He might benefit from a poultry vitamin that also contains minerals (most don't) such as ProVita in this link: http://www.valleyvet.com/ct_detail....NaQkjurqhMq_-DXz-0P_bBQZPydPoWc2-MaAkN88P8HAQ

 

[oliviaandjosh4]

would that "heal" him or will he always be like that? Sometimes he drops his wings but that could be because I have Marek's in my flock I guess..
If I were to hatch chicks out of him would they have it as well?

 

[enola]

he is not breeding material. Even if you are breeding mutts, and a lot of us do, you still want to use a skeletally correct rooster. Deformities should not be bred into a flock.

 

[oliviaandjosh4]

Well that is just freaking great. I had really wanted a pair of BLRW's to breed & now I have them but something is wrong with one. & on top of that Marek's is in my flock so I guess what is the point anyway... He was perfectly fine as a chick it is just the bigger he got he developed a humpback. Another chick out of the BLRW's I got from a breeder had a scissor beak & wound up dying.. I wonder if that is related..