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It looks like a Black Tailed Buff. Fairly good type.

I have sent you a PM with an address of a breeder in NC.

I know some very good breeders of Japanese Bantams in North Carolina if you are interested. Terry

The last time I checked this site no one seemed to care about proper type. I'm glad to hear that someone is interested in proper type. Terry

We are breeding to a standard like the APA Standard or the ABA Standard. These are the standard for poultry breeding. If you were to be raising mini horses would you try to get them as tall as they could be? No, just like Japanese Bantams. The standard calls for short legs and defines what a...

Bill, I hope you mean that I wrote a book about Japanese Bantams, not 'THE' book. There are a lot of great Japanese Bantam Breeders out there, much better than I am. After all, you are the person that culled and picked the bird that won. I simply supplied you with some breeders. This discussion...

The Standard is not important if you like your chickens and don't intend to show them. Just enjoy them at home.

The tail should have black in the first feathers and also part of the wing feathers should have black in them.

Yes, these chicks will have, probably more than stubs, they will probably be feather legged.

The chick you are calling mottled is I believe a Black Tailed White not a Mottled. A mottled would have gotten mottled feathering from the start.

You have a Black Tailed Buff female. Nice bird.

What do you mean by import a pair?

Sorry, I haven't been reading this for a while. My Japs started laying early and I started setting eggs. I have 25 whites coming out weekly, first hatch out today. You can get my book from me the cheapest. Terry Wible 5205 Guitner Rd. Chambersburg, Pa 17202 $15.00 for the book and $ 3.00 for...

I don't have any Buffs. I passed them on the Tim Temple and I took my website down about a year ago. Sorry, Terry

I wanted to let you Japanese Bantam lovers know that I have several pair of young White Japanese for sale on the for sale forum. I should be able to post pictures Saturday night and you can also look at my page to see my birds. Thanks, Terry

meepitqueenie, It looks to me as if you may be on the way to a Porcelain Japanese. Crossing a Porcelain any other breed with a Black Tailed Buff is the way to produce Porcelain Japanese. You have the Lavender and it looks like some buff in the lavender. Terry

If they are Japs, they have extremely long legs for the typical Jap. The top one looks like a gray, the mmiddle one may be somewhat like a Black Tailed Buff, and the bottom one probably is a White, but not typical Jap type. Just one example would be the tails. The tail of even Japs this young...

If you are going to let them hatch the eggs, depending on the size of the eggs it might be a little tough for them to cover and turn them. Terry

They don't know the difference. Sure.

Quote: A lot of people have crossed Black Tailed Buff with Black tailed White for different reasons; to improve the Black in the wings and tail of their BTB's or the type they had in their BTW's was better than the type in their BTB's. Realize that positive results from crossing varieties and...