Did you read the title of the thread?They don't really look like silkies!! Sorry!! You can tell they are all mixed ! Silkie have short bodies that are not lanky!
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Did you read the title of the thread?They don't really look like silkies!! Sorry!! You can tell they are all mixed ! Silkie have short bodies that are not lanky!
Do you think I can buy some of your silkies that lay the colored eggs ?Hi! I have silkie feathered green-eggers that started with a Silkie cross.
Here's the details:
I hatched some eggs from a blue Silkie and this IDEAL girl (she was a mis-sexed 'male added for warmth'):
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I guess she'd've been called an EE, the other 'added for warmth' chicks looked EE-ish (multi-colored, bearded, willow legs).
And got a couple of these:
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Mated those Silkie Feathered Green-Egger girls back to a splash Silkie and got these:
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They lay blue-green eggs as well.
That's not *exactly*what you were asking for though. Unless your EE girl carries the silkie feather gene, you won't get silkie feathering the first generation.
I didn't take any pics of the regular feathered ones.
Good luck! I bet they'll be awesome!