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Only silkie. This is my friends silkie. I’ll post a pic of mine. Don’t know what she/he is either.It is hard to tell from the pictures, but the comb looks fairly small for it to be a cockerel at 11 weeks, so I am leaning pullet... but it still could go either way.
Have you noticed any rooster-like signs? How does this one act in comparison to any of your other silkies (if you have others)?
And they are the same ageView attachment 1825660 View attachment 1825661 View attachment 1825662
Only silkie. This is my friends silkie. I’ll post a pic of mine. Don’t know what she/he is either.
Okay will do! So both you are leaning towards pullet? Mine is so small and my friends is like a full size chicken. Idk if it’s because I happened to get a bantam sized one or if she’s just going to be small?Silkie are incredibly difficult to sex when young. I dont see any streamers on the back/top of the head and the comb of yours seems smaller for the age which makes me lean towards pullet. Try some new pictures when the are around 16 weeks.
Did you get them both from the same breeder or from a hatchery or store that might sell bantams? While most silkies are considered bantams (at least from the info I've gathered anyways) there are some silkies that are bred to be smaller, more true to bantam size.Idk if it’s because I happened to get a bantam sized one or if she’s just going to be small?