What breed is my bantam chick?

[Chicken Girl1]

A local farm, I had 6 eggs but 2 cracked on the way home and 1 was infertile and another one was an early embryo death, the person I bought them off said that they have no idea what breed they will be as they have a lot of breeds on there farm

Hmm, it certainly reminds me of a Wyandotte. Do you know if they have separate pens for each breed? There is a possibility it's a mix. I would keep us posted as it grows since there are several possibilities.

 

[Majak5]

Hmm, it certainly reminds me of a Wyandotte. Do you know if they have separate pens for each breed? There is a possibility it's a mix. I would keep us posted as it grows since there are several possibilities.

Someone is coming to pick it up on the 2nd and want to know the breed ASAP

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Someone is coming to pick it up on the 2nd and want to know the breed ASAP

Well, unfortunately without more information on the person who you received the eggs set up/breeds you won't know until its older. Even then it could be a mystery. A is possibility it is a Wyandotte or Wyandotte mix, its just a possibility not set in stone.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

What color was the egg it hatched from?

 

[Majak5]

What color was the egg it hatched from?

White

 

[Majak5]

Does anyone know how to sex chicks? They want to know its gender

 

[Chicken Girl1]

It maybe a Silver Sebright or Sebright mix then, they lay white eggs (SLW do not). To young to tell gender unfortunately.

 

[Majak5]

It is definitely a silver laced wyandotte chick. First are my pics than the pics from google

 

[Chicken Girl1]

It can not be a Silver laced Wyandotte if it hatched from a white egg, they lay brown eggs. The only Wyandotte related it could be is if it is mixed Silver laced Wyandotte (dad was SLW and mom was a white egg laying breed). Silver Sebrights come only in bantam size, have silver lacing, rosecombs, and lay white eggs.