Post Phoenix Pics Please

[RAREROO]

nevermind.

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

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[RAREROO]

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haha Hey in those last pics that you updated the one that you had as the pea comb bb red wasnt showing so I was trying to rearrage the image tags to see if I could see the pic but it didnt work for me. Can you see if you can figured it out so it will show that one ?

 

[ChickieBooBoo]

Young Silver Pheonix rooster (in the back)

Young Silver Pheonix cockerals:

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

HAD EVEN NOTICED THAT,
LETS TRY THIS ONE, CANT FIND THE BETTER ONE OF HIM, HE'S STILL YOUNG TOO NOT IN FULL COLOR YET

BUFF TOO AGAIN

 

[RAREROO]

Ok Thanks Aubrey, he should look cool when he feathers out.

Sorry for the small pic guys but while I'm posting, here is one of the pullets that I hatched from Aubreys birds. Hopefully Aubrey can make us some Silver Ginger phoenix with her when I take her back to him.

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

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GONE GIVE IT A SHOT

 

[RAREROO]

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GONE GIVE IT A SHOT

Haha Fingers crossed for ya.

 

[mississippifarmboy]

My wife's wanting a few large fowl Phoenix, are they about the same when it comes to care? I'm not looking for super long tails or perfect color, she just wants a few to look at. Black breasted reds is the color she had seen that she liked.

 

[RAREROO]

Yeah if you want the nice long tails tails then they need extra care and enclosure requirements, but if the real long tail isnt an issue for you then just normal chicken care should give you tails that at least drag the ground a little. The tails getting dirty and muddy and breaking off and other birds that are penned with them stepping on the tails and makeing them be pulled out are the biggest problems with keeping long tails. But say if your birds were to free range where they wouldnt have close penmates stepping on them, or wouldnt be confined in a dirty run after a rain, then they should end up looking pretty nice. Protein boosters are also good for them.