I gotta ask, how come some of the noses look funky? charlies looks almost indented on top and the girl below looks all nice and smooth with no indent?
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Well, it looks like I'll be adding a few more nuggets to the group! Since my hatch looks to be a bust (more than half the eggs I set were infertile...from my rooster AND sellers which is very frustrating since they were local) I'm going to be getting 4 bantam sultan chicks from a feed store that is doing special orders. I can't find the contact info for where I got Jasmine from, so I'll have to do hatchery birds but that's ok![]()
What kind are these? The black colored ones.Oh gosh, those pictures are just TOO CUTE!!!! They make me giggle! at around 4 - 5 weeks of age, I started to see some color in the combs of the boys. There was a pinkish hue to some of the girls as well... but more pronounced in the boys. The fact that I had 12 birds to compare made it more obvious, I think. With only two, it'll be hard to tell till later (and even so, I still felt like I was guessing)Boy
Boy (Charlie, aww, cute baby picture!)
Girl
Girl
Girl
Boy They were 1 day short of 4 weeks old in these pictures
I hope it helps! Also, you need to go outside to see them in natural light. If this helps, my Crevecoeur girl's wattles looked like this at the same age as those above:
Belina, my girl, above and below
And the boys:
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This is Bouillon, the boy I kept. I adore him, he's so sweet! My Charlie, who I do love, is skittish compared to this boy! Bouillon is a lap chicken, LOL
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Most of the boys had good color in their wattles but one kept me guessing well into the 12th week, then all of a sudden it's crest started to look boy like, within days, they all grew boyish crests! And the girl's finally started looking more rounded.