I have a Gold Laced X Tolbunt and looks just like a plain Gold Laced except a couple extra white feathers in the crest.
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A white crest at hatch doesn't mean no color later. You will see black popping through at two weeks and the red will come a few weeks later. That being said, I like to see as much color as possible early on.Hi! I'm new to tolbunts. Only recently discovered them, then, well, I accidentally bought some eggs off ebay from someone who had the nicest looking birds on there as far as my tolbunt ignorance could tell. This weekend 5 of the 8 eggs hatched, much to my glee!
Anyway, now I could really use some help on some tolbunt education.
How much you can tell about the coloring in the crest when they are chicks? If the spot on the head is solid white, will the crest be too white? I have a couple that have some darker spots in the white spot on the head... Not sure of what else I should look for to tell what overall quality they may be? Sorry, about all the other breeds in the photos. It was hatching day for others as well. But BOY those tolbunts sure stand out. Thanks for any comments, good, not so good, or otherwise!
Thank you! I really appreciate your insight! Happy to see a little dark in some oh the white heads.A white crest at hatch doesn't mean no color later. You will see black popping through at two weeks and the red will come a few weeks later. That being said, I like to see as much color as possible early on.