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That’s what I thought been told there golden comets and red sexlinks (isa browns) but here’s a pic of eggs? Don’t red sexlink lay a more brown egg? I’m getting a cream/pinkish eggs from themThe hens look like red sexlinks
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That’s what I thought been told there golden comets and red sexlinks (isa browns) but here’s a pic of eggs? Don’t red sexlink lay a more brown egg? I’m getting a cream/pinkish eggs from themThe hens look like red sexlinks
Sexlinks are a hybrid so it varies a little. Eggs are naturally darker after a resting period and lighter after few months of laying. Sexlinks lay brown eggs, so yes, your eggs are normal.That’s what I thought been told there golden comets and red sexlinks (isa browns) but here’s a pic of eggs? Don’t red sexlink lay a more brown egg? I’m getting a cream/pinkish eggs from them
Where did you get them? Do you have updated pictures of the cockerels?That’s what I thought been told there golden comets and red sexlinks (isa browns) but here’s a pic of eggs? Don’t red sexlink lay a more brown egg? I’m getting a cream/pinkish eggs from them
A lady in my county. She said she thought they were golden comets. And I have no cockerels of this breedWhere did you get them? Do you have updated pictures of the cockerels?
Where did you get them? Do you have updated pictures of the cockerels
I’m referring to the cockerels at the beginning of this thread.A lady in my county. She said she thought they were golden comets. And I have no cockerels of this breed