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It may be possible, but it is also possible that it is not. What is the history of the chick?
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It may be possible, but it is also possible that it is not. What is the history of the chick?
If it is from TSC, you can't count on it to be anything in particular. It could just as easily be a silkie mix, or a Cemani mix. You say it is small, but it looks big to me (for a week old) to be SH, Silkie or Cemani. I hope it is a pullet for you so at least it will lay eggs.Well a week ago my hubby purchased 6 chicks from TSC, this was the only black one he picked, of course out of assorted bin. I started another thread and no one was quite sure what breed it is. I checked the skin, vent, and the mouth, they are greyish in color, also it's also much smaller than my other chicks.
If it is from TSC, you can't count on it to be anything in particular. It could just as easily be a silkie mix, or a Cemani mix. You say it is small, but it looks big to me (for a week old) to be SH, Silkie or Cemani. I hope it is a pullet for you so at least it will lay eggs.
you can ask what hatchery they use and then research what breeds they stock, my orschelns stocks with estes, and H&S stocks with hoover.
Sumatras can look like cemani as chicks, and some hatcheries carry Sumatra. That may be one explanation
Sumatras can look like cemani as chicks, and some hatcheries carry Sumatra. That may be one explanation