I would say lavender but what do I know?Does anyone know what color my silkie is? View attachment 3177754
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I would say lavender but what do I know?Does anyone know what color my silkie is? View attachment 3177754
Aww yes.. i played that for my son when we first got silkiesHave any of you silkie lovers watched this video?
Hmmm.. my guess is paint.. dominant white over black. Do you have females of the same color or all black? You could breed them for the same, or a mix of paint and black chicks.Does anyone know what color my silkie is? View attachment 3177754
Have any of you silkie lovers watched this video?
Does anyone know what color my silkie is? View attachment 3177754
I have seen it before, such a great momma!
Hmm I'm not exactly sure the most correct term for the color but it is somewhat close to Columbian. It's not recognized in silkies but you'll see gray breeders having some kind of like him popping up sometimes which I've seen them referring to as columbian grays. His base is probably similar to a grays but with the addition of columbian like restrictors which restrict the eumelanin (black) to certain areas of the body (like the tail). Your boy has even more white/silver than most of these Columbian grays do which is definitely neat. He is a very pretty boy, I just love his color!![]()
@Pampered chicken girl have you watched this?Have any of you silkie lovers watched this video?
No I will watch today@Pampered chicken girl have you watched this?
I use shallow pans with ice water freeze water bottles for their water bucket ( I use poultry cups on 5 gallon food grade buckets) frozen vegetables and fruits in ice . 90 % breathable shade cloth on sides of run .Hey you heat wave folks with high humidity... @AngBantamLuv and @kurby22 do yall do any kind of wading pools or anything for the silkies and satins to get in to cool their feet down?
From what I understand the bottoms of their feet help regulate body temp.
Poor Bluey is the worst affected with her being darker than others. But even the d'uccles are panting now it's so bad here.
I have been sitting them on ice cubes for few seconds at a time to try and bring their temps down...as well as all the other usual stuff like hosing down run, ice in waterers, frozen fruits and electrolytes in separate water and large fan in coop. But there's no end on sight and I don't wanna lose any!
Just thought I'd see if yall had ever tried that with the feathered feet babies we all have!
My neighbor gave me old blueberries and i have watermelon.. going to make new frozen treats ahead of the 104°I use shallow pans with ice water freeze water bottles for their water bucket ( I use poultry cups on 5 gallon food grade buckets) frozen vegetables and fruits in ice . 90 % breathable shade cloth on sides of run .