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I believe that both those colors would develop red feathers at the vent if they are males. It does look like they are growing in white bibs and chin straps tho, but I don’t know enough about wild pattern. I was under the impression that wild pattern only looks like yours when they’re hens, but I’m not certain so don’t get your hopes up haha.View attachment 2911074View attachment 2911073View attachment 2911072They’ll be 4 weeks tomorrow. I have my suspicions but hoping I am wrong because I require at least one layer...
I’ve had a look at the caramel/cinnamonny one and the feathers look brown to me but I’m not sure?I believe that both those colors would develop red feathers at the vent if they are males. It does look like they are growing in white bibs and chin straps tho, but I don’t know enough about wild pattern. I was under the impression that wild pattern only looks like yours when they’re hens, but I’m not certain so don’t get your hopes up haha.
@Ravenlover with your big book of info!
Looks like the brick red type grew in first to me I say male, guy on leftView attachment 2911074View attachment 2911073View attachment 2911072They’ll be 4 weeks tomorrow. I have my suspicions but hoping I am wrong because I require at least one layer...
The cinnamon one's butt is pictured, I'll keep looking over the next 2 weeks for changes though I don't want to upset them to much. My partner has only just started trying to handle them and they were a bit spooked by him. As described the wild one looks red underneath, but I wouldn't have the experience to judge vent size.... I have never owned birds before. I have looked after chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, peafowl, bird of prey, canaries, budgies, lovebirds, cockatiels etc over the past 16 years but have never hatched anything or gotten this up close and personal! I am looking at Google images and Youtube videos but I think this is something one has to develop an eye for. Looks like as soon as these guys are ok at room temperature a few more eggs are going in their brooder and fingers crossed A that I get hens and B have a nice even number. If I fail to get hens a second time I'm not sure what to do because I'm attached to them seeing as we spend all day every day right next to eachother, but I can't keep 4 extra males when I need eggs. Fingers crossed I won't have to rehome any.So far one looks male to me as for the other not sure yet cuz morphs can get mixed , and it can still get red even within a few days it's about that age to start getting it , check there vents males have small vents
That's the cinnamon one. Uuugggggggggggggggghhhhh. Looks like I'm rolling the dice again. I don't know how I am going to cope emotionally with another 17 days of anxiety. obsessively checking eggs 20 times a day. I've spent a hideous amount of money and time on hatching eggs tying to get just one single button quail hen for months @_@ Between multiple packages getting lost in the mail arriving damaged, my partner accidentally unplugging the incubator and al sorts of other things outside of my control I'm losing my mind...Which one is this cuz it looks male if I'm not mistaken