Silkie hatching eggs

[JessaDee]

Hi! I’m trying to find silkie hatching eggs in cuckoo, crele, self blue, blue partridge, red Pyle or red. I know, it’s a stretch lol

 

[MysteryChicken]

Hi! I’m trying to find silkie hatching eggs in cuckoo, crele, self blue, blue partridge, red Pyle or red. I know, it’s a stretch lol

I have blue partridge silkies, but my pullet isn't laying yet. I would have to breed the blue partridge rooster to Partridge pullet to produce more blue partridge silkies.

 

[EggSighted4Life]

Hi! I’m trying to find silkie hatching eggs in cuckoo, crele, self blue, blue partridge, red Pyle or red. I know, it’s a stretch lol

Chicks are always a better buy than eggs in my experience.. But see if Bobbi can help you.. I've gotten cuckoo and porcelain from her noting what I hatched were clearly project colors still, not quite show worthy yet with red combs and such.. but no regrets. Beware of non NPIP sellers who will ship across state lines as it's against the law in the US.

http://indigoegg.us/silkies.html

Self blue is only called that in certain breeds.. I THINK it was accepted into the Silkie standard as lavender unless that's not what you;re describing.

Also I suggest asking questions like what is your personal hatch rate, how was fertility verified recently and what is the %, Age of their breeding stock, and so on.. I notice a LOT of early season eggs being sold and fertility might vary.

I had bought lav SIlkies at Ideal.. they were less than stellar and I see they aren't carrying them in that color any more.

Adding your general location to your profile might help folks make their best suggestions possible at a glance.

You might also check out of some the breed club websites that exist.