Silkie walnut comb question

[Gilded Feather]

I’m pretty sure I already know the answer to this but I figure I would go ahead and ask just for the heck of it. When a walnut comb starts to form on a silkie, is it possible it can start out spiky; almost like a single comb, but much smaller (for now anyway) and still turn out to be a walnut?

I can just hear the answers now but I figure I would try my best for this little guy as he’s the sweetest of my babies.

Extra info if it makes a difference: Splash silkie from breeder stock - he’s a month old as of yesterday.

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[Cyprus]

Nope.
That's a single comb.

 

[Gilded Feather]

Nope.
That's a single comb.

I knew it. Oh well. I tried. Lol

 

[Trimurtisan]

@Gilded Feather you could enter him in the single comb contest. Never hurts to try, or at least have some fun. I put my Serama cockerel and he's not mature yet either. Actually, I used the same pictur as my avatar.

BYC Comb Contest 2019 - Single

 

[Gilded Feather]

@Gilded Feather you could enter him in the single comb contest. Never hurts to try, or at least have some fun. I put my Serama cockerel and he's not mature yet either. Actually, I used the same pictur as my avatar.

BYC Comb Contest 2019 - Single

You know, I might just do that. Thanks for the suggestion!

 

[SonRise Silkies]

Sorry, single comb. From a breeder?

 

[Gilded Feather]

Sorry, single comb. From a breeder?

Yeah, from a breeder. Kind of sad this would be in the genetics of the flock. But I guess I shouldn’t have expected too much. It’s the first year they were selling silkies to the public although they stated this had been in the works for 2 to 3 years previously.