Polish X Silkies??? Gender, (SIDE PICTURES ADDED)

verry sorry for your bad luck dont give up there are still hounerable breeders out there i would ask around before buying eggs wish you the best of luck next hach i have black white crested and silver laced pollish but motting right now and not laying
 
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Thankyou, yes they all turned out to be frizzled, I will keep maybe 2 hens of these to go with the polish x cockeral I have, the others will have to go.
 
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Yes I plan to buy from someone who has good feedback.. I wont give up, and I plan on being someone who sells people eggs, and chicks which are the pure breed, it really annoys me that people think its ok to sell something as pure when they know they are not.
 
What you got there is a mess. If you wanted pure polish or pure silkies, get rid of all of these and start fresh. It looks like the everything got mixed up in this batch between wrong combs and goofy feet and the coloring isn't very good either on some. Yes, they are cute, but I don't see a pure in the whole lot.
 
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I am going to keep two hens, I have segregated areas for different chickens, because these are so darn cute, well I have my eye on 2 that are just adourable, I will be getting both silkies and polish, and each of these will have their own segregated area also, so no confussion of who's the daddy lol.
 
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Yes they are all frizzled, none have any feathering like a silkie, the only thing they have is 5 toes, which could come from a sultan?? maybe
 
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I have no clue on types of cones, which number chicks are these?? many thanks

A single comb looks like a saw blade. It is the comb most people think about when they thing about what a chicken looks like. The polish standard calls for a very small to non-existant comb, which usually means it is hidden by the crest feathers. A V-comb looks like a V: two small spikes jointed at the bottom, above the beak. There is no "blade" portion. A pea comb lies close to the head and has three rows that resemble peas in a pod. A walnut comb looks more or less like the meat of a walnut. I've also heard it described as looking like a wad of gum. It is oval, with a horizontal crease through the middle.
 
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Yes they are all frizzled, none have any feathering like a silkie, the only thing they have is 5 toes, which could come from a sultan?? maybe

In a first generation cross you would not see silkie feathering. Chances are that these are from sizzle breeding. However, the five toes could indeed be from sultan or houdan breeding. However, both houdans and sultans have v-combs, so a cross to either of these should not allow for anything except V-combs. Also, neither houdans nor sultans come in any form of buff colouring.

What colour is the skin? (check the wing pit, not the legs)
 
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