Jul 13, 2014 #1 supercoops Chirping 5 Years Joined Jul 5, 2014 Messages 100 Reaction score 7 Points 68 Location Sparta, NC 3,000 ft elevation Blue Bell, our bantam hen, has 5 toes on the left foot. How uncommon is this, and could it be genetic?
Blue Bell, our bantam hen, has 5 toes on the left foot. How uncommon is this, and could it be genetic?
Jul 13, 2014 #2 Stiggy Songster 5 Years Joined Apr 29, 2014 Messages 1,186 Reaction score 87 Points 161 Location New Zealand She is a Silkie or Silkie cross, they are meant to have 5 toes per foot. It is a genetic thing but that's what they are sposed to have
She is a Silkie or Silkie cross, they are meant to have 5 toes per foot. It is a genetic thing but that's what they are sposed to have
Jul 13, 2014 Thread starter #3 supercoops Chirping 5 Years Joined Jul 5, 2014 Messages 100 Reaction score 7 Points 68 Location Sparta, NC 3,000 ft elevation OK thanks Stiggy. She has 5 toes on one foot and four toes on the other.
Jul 13, 2014 #4 b.hromada Flock Mistress 14 Years Friend Joined Jan 9, 2009 Messages 15,721 Reaction score 974 Points 501 Location south Florida, Pompano Beach She's just a special silkie!