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It's variable. I have chicks that have different tail lengths at different ages. The stages of growth are not the same between individuals unless there's a very high degree of inbreeding. Often you don't know for sure until they get their adult feathers. Tails are something I've been focusing...

Okay, I didn't think so originally but wondered because @I Like Turkeys said the males are supposed to be red and females pale. Which could be "pale red" aka lack of testosterone , or I thought perhaps with your addition of plumage specific SOP it might be one of those genes affected by...

Interesting! I notice this is under the Silver heading... is it particular to specific colors? Does it say the same about Blacks and its dilutes?

Hmm... I've read red, in several places. But I don't have access to the SOP, do you have it?

That's her earlobe. In Ameraucanas the earlobe should be red. She is very cute!

I totally agree with @Amer , they can hatch with yellow *looking* feet... but the yellow I've gotten used to spotting on our Mosaics, the kind that sticks around, looks like a surface pigment. It has a shine to it. I don't want green legs in the Mosaics so I've been trying to breed away from it...

I see yellow on her legs. With yellow skin over slate (blue/gray), that makes green legs. They will likely show better as she grows. So, I would say, half Ameraucana.