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I love that partridge!

They are adorable, Debbie, congratulations!

I do think I see faint stripes. She is adorable! Fingers crossed that she really is a she.

I have a paint satin. She does show the color well. I wish her comb was black, but she ended up with a purplish comb.

I love that rooster. I wish he was mine! He reminds me of my frizzle red cochin, Mr. Biggs.

I do think that black trimmed buff color would be pretty on a silkie though.

It's not so much the color genetics that I was referring to. I was thinking that because the silkie feathers are so fine, the color might look completely different? Like the porcelain/Blue Cream silkies color looks so different than isabel orpingtons or brahmas, even though it's the same color...

I don't know if this would work with silkies, but this is from a black rooster over a buff hen

Can we see a photo? Please?

Omg! I'd keep them both. That boy is gorgeous and she is a peach!

What about Norm? Will he go into another pen? Will his current girlfriends miss him?

I'm so sorry. What a disappointment.

Picture?

Is your hubby up to building more breeding pens? Because I think its a great idea! 🤣

I can't wait to see all those combos!

I'm dying to see the porcelains. Ive heard they are hard to breed because every few generations, you have to breed to black to get good feather quality.. and I'm guessing getting the creamy buff color back is harder than getting the lavender back.

Sounds like a wonderful mix. I have a paint (satin) so I read about them. What I read was that you breed black to paint. If you breed dominate white, you'll just get white. I don't know how accurate this info is but you may need a black rooster, so buy more eggs!😁

I'm sorry for your loss, Debbie.

It's good to have you back. I hope your vacation was a blast.

Nice setup! Junapurr approves of any setup that allows for a cat lounge. I'm sure Stella does too.