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I did! Thanks!!!
I did! Thanks!!!
Silkie thread!
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that make me want to turn my bator on
that make me want to turn my bator on
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Giving them treats gains their trust also! They will love you for it! I don't think chickens get "jealous."
You never met Harmony, then.
Giving them treats gains their trust also! They will love you for it! I don't think chickens get "jealous."
You never met Harmony, then.
i have silkies ima join the thread
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i have silkies ima join the thread
Welcome to the thread!
silkies :i have silkies ima join the thread
Welcome to the thread!
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This is correct. It is difficult, but possible to get a clear buff with dark skin and comb. Select, select, select. Smut and darker combes come with e^b; clear plumage and lighter skin/comb come with E^Wh. Once you have clear plumage and darker skin/combs, keep breeding them together, and avoid breding in a brid with either smut or a lighter comb. Males tend to have lighter combs than females.
Last night I gave away a clear buff with a too red comb to a neighbor. Oher than the too red comb, he looked to have a lot of potential.
This is correct. It is difficult, but possible to get a clear buff with dark skin and comb. Select, select, select. Smut and darker combes come with e^b; clear plumage and lighter skin/comb come with E^Wh. Once you have clear plumage and darker skin/combs, keep breeding them together, and avoid breding in a brid with either smut or a lighter comb. Males tend to have lighter combs than females.
Last night I gave away a clear buff with a too red comb to a neighbor. Oher than the too red comb, he looked to have a lot of potential.
I have always wanted silkies and I am very new to the whole chicken thing so I have a few questions for you silkie fans!
First off I have a flock currently and wanted to know if the silkies can be in the same coop with them or would they require a separate area. My chickens spend most of the day free ranging and before its dark I shut the door to the coop.
Can they free range together?
Is there major differences between silkies and other breeds of chicken besides looks? (feed, care, health)?
thank you!!
First off I have a flock currently and wanted to know if the silkies can be in the same coop with them or would they require a separate area. My chickens spend most of the day free ranging and before its dark I shut the door to the coop.
Can they free range together?
Is there major differences between silkies and other breeds of chicken besides looks? (feed, care, health)?
thank you!!
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Just needs an egg to cuddle between the feet and Thunder will look just like a penguin
Just needs an egg to cuddle between the feet and Thunder will look just like a penguin
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WHy would you not be able to? Green sheen is very desirable in blacks. It shows most in black males, but also can show in females and in blues.
WHy would you not be able to? Green sheen is very desirable in blacks. It shows most in black males, but also can show in females and in blues.
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Only way to tell at 2 weeks is if it was a sex-linked breeding (unlikely) or by DNA testing. Vent sexing cannot safely be done on bantams, and needs to be done on largefowl chicks within 24 hours of hatching.
Only way to tell at 2 weeks is if it was a sex-linked breeding (unlikely) or by DNA testing. Vent sexing cannot safely be done on bantams, and needs to be done on largefowl chicks within 24 hours of hatching.
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