Still stumped on breeds I need more help Please

[judial8907]

I know that dad is a Black Silkie (the only roo in the coop) The little yellow one has 5 toes on each foot (from dad) and orange feathered legs. And the little red one has 5 toes on each foot and like slate colored feathered legs. Perhaps my little yellow one is a silkie/sex-linked cross it does have the spots on the head but they are black. Does anyone wanna guess, I have no clue.

Ok when it hatched it looked like this I was told RIR/Silkie cross, do you still think so?



Now at 1 week old



This one was guessed to be Silkie/Light Brahma Cross

At hatch


One week



This next 1 was born completly black but now has some red feathering any guess? Maybe another RIR/Silkie Cross



And this last one has a few white patches on the chest and bottom I have no guess on this one but hoping that someone does.




Potential moms could be
White Leghorn
Black Sex linked
RIR
Light Brahma
Phoenix
Black Cochin
SL Polish
Buff Brahma is what I was told but I think she looks more like a red sex linked
Blue Silkie (I doubt because the eggs were brown and bigger than her

)

Any help here is appreciated

 

[judial8907]

Anyone out there?

 

[AHDCST]

Look like our BB Red chicks did at first. I would just say they are a hybrid and enjoy them!

 

[PtldChick]

What color is the silkie rooster? If he's not black, then I would guess the BSL or black cochin is the mom of the two black chicks.

 

[judial8907]

Nope the rooster is black LOL, that's kinda what has me stumped

 

[PioneerPrincess]

I'm going to guess the moms of these chicks are:

Chick 1 - Phoenix (If you google Phoenix chickens and look at the chick pictures, you will notice this chick looks like them.)
Chick 2- Light Brahma
Chick 3- BSL, Buff Brahma, or RIR Does s/he have feathered feet? Depending on this I might be able to help more.

Chick 4- Black Cochin

I hope this helps!!

 

[judial8907]

Quote:
Yes Chick 3 does have feathered feet matter of fact they all do

 

[Arookar]

I think it's too early to tell. They change so much once they're feathered out. I had a white chick once that I thought was a white rock, then I thought it was a white giant, and it wasn't till it feathered out that I discovered it was an Easter-Egger (puffy cheeks)