What breed is my bantam rooster??

[LuLuBelle]

Good Morning Everyone

I was wondering if you guys might be able to help me out... My husband and I have two roosters, one we know is a golden sebright bantam, but we do now know what this one is...

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Here are some pictures from this morning...could you please take a look and let me know what you guys think?

Oh, it's about 10 weeks old we believe.

Thank you for looking...

 

[mom2chicksandpups]

Looks like a golden sebright. Very pretty!

http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/CGP/Sebr/BRKSebrights.html

 

[jenjscott]

He looks like a segright roo with a single comb. How big is he compared to your other?

 

[insiderart]

What big eyes you have little sebright roo!!

 

[LuLuBelle]

Here's a picture of what I know is a golden sebright rooster bantam.

This one is slightly older then the others, and definately bigger then the others.

He has dirty feet, sorry...

 

[ZooMummzy]

Beautiful Golden Sebright! I have a Silver Sebright pullet and I just love the breed

 

[Year of the Rooster]

Yes, that is a Golden Sebright with a single comb.

 

[LuLuBelle]

How would it get a single comb though?

 

[SimplyForties]

Does he not look the same as the other one that you know is a Golden Sebright?

 

[Year of the Rooster]

Quote:
It happens occasionally, especially if they are hatchery birds. Single combs do not appear as often(if not at all) from breeder birds because the breeders try to breed to the Standard. But, some breeders use birds with single combs because they have better fertility than those with rose combs. The Single comb gene is recessive to all other comb types, which means 1 of his parents had to be homozygous for it, and the other was either homozygous for it also or it had a single comb.