Question about gene in general.

[Darius123]

Hi! I have some brahma roos (hatched them myself) and they are 4 in total. 3 are roughly the same size and weight but there is 1 larger, a bit taller, and he developed his tail and overall feathers faster. They are all 10 months old.
My question is, does he have some stronger genes for some reason? Or could it be that he is eating more or something along those lines?
Should i hatch my future chicks with him? Or with any of his brothers cause the gene should be the same?

 

[nicalandia]

Hi! I have some brahma roos (hatched them myself) and they are 4 in total. 3 are roughly the same size and weight but there is 1 larger, a bit taller, and he developed his tail and overall feathers faster. They are all 10 months old.
My question is, does he have some stronger genes for some reason? Or could it be that he is eating more or something along those lines?
Should i hatch my future chicks with him? Or with any of his brothers cause the gene should be the same?

There is Always one that stand up and it's much better than the rest.

Look for Sturgeon's revelation

 

[3KillerBs]

Should i hatch my future chicks with him?

Given a choice, I would always pick the greatest health and vigor -- as long as all other factors you're evaluating are equal. And, since I'm not breeding show birds, I'd probably put health and vigor over nearly any other possible factor.