Looks to be a pullet (a female chicken under a year old)! She could be a “color pack” chicken or a cross with a legbar as her crest isn’t really there and the colors are a bit off. It could just be because she is from a hatchery. Very cute girl!
I would continue to massage her crop and offer her water 24/7. It should pass on its own, I have had to deal with some bad impacted crop (3 weeks of care). I would offer her some boiled or scrambled egg to keep up her energy.
She seems to be broody. She isn’t sick but she is trying to hatch out eggs which means she won’t leave the nest. You can put her in a wire sided dog crate with food and water and she should go back to normal.
Haha, I was also quite surprised at how fast these guys have been maturing as well! I was expecting to have to wait months to tell pullets from cockerels! Most of my other chicks in my batch of 9 has small horn nubs which has me worried for them all being cockerels as I can’t keep them all. My...
They are just 3 weeks old now! 1 is for certain a cockerel and another I am hesitant to say but i am pretty sure. First photo is of suspect’s wattles and the second photo is of my for sure cockerel.
You may need to make a whole separate flock with your silkie hen or rehome her as she isn’t accepted within your flock anymore. Sometimes bantams don’t do well at all in a flock of standard sized hens due to being smaller and getting picked on. If you remove your legbar, another hen may take the...