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There already is basically an "Aloha Chicken" in Banty size! It's called the Olandsk Dwarf and was recently imported here by Greenfire as well. It is also from Sweden.They would be banty size tho not LF.
They sent me an email letting me know that my Sussex shipped out yesterday. I'd definitely give them a call today. Hope everything is OK!Surely if you have a confirmed ship date they would call if something went wrong and they couldn't ship on that date?
Awwww....here's hoping both shipments make it without any issues. Let us know as soon as you can after yours arrive please, and I'll do the same. I have the brooder all set up and ready for them with food, water and EcoGlow. This morning I turned on the EcoGlow so it would be ready to slip them under. This afternoon, when it was clear they weren't coming today, I turned it off again.I'm doing the same thing here - mine did not arrive today. Poor babies!!! Hope they are OK. No tracking number here either.
That sounds like serious Empty Nest Syndrome.This morning I turned on the EcoGlow so it would be ready to slip them under. This afternoon, when it was clear they weren't coming today, I turned it off again.
Wow, they are cute! Well, no reason to reinvent the wheel!There already is basically an "Aloha Chicken" in Banty size! It's called the Olandsk Dwarf and was recently imported here by Greenfire as well. It is also from Sweden.
http://greenfirefarms.com/store/category/chickens/olandsk-dwarf/
There's also a thread on here about them:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/533977/olandsk-dwarf-chickens
You should totally check them out if you're interested in Banty-sized "Alohas"!
We are really trying to get the size up on these guys, currently the hens are about "Leghorn" size (3-5 pounds) and our goal is to have hens in the 6-8 pound range. But you should totally check out the Olandsk, they are very pretty banty sized chickens. Basically if we get something that looks like that (super spotty!) in a BIG chicken it will be great!
That is too funny! The odd thing is, I had a hatch going on yesterday and today myself. But I am just so anxious to see how these Exchequer Leghorns turn out, and knowing they're in a box somewhere "out there" vs. tucked up warm in my little brooder like the chicks that hatched here....yeah, I guess you could call it Empty Nest Syndrome LOL.That sounds like serious Empty Nest Syndrome.