Update:
This is them at 10 weeks. One has a Pea comb but it does look like I have three little roos. The one with the Pea comb is more docile but still a boy I believe. (And yes I have more in the background... around 8 total. Also I know the light can go.. )
I just find the blobby ones always turn out to be roos. We will see.
Any ideas what the red could be? Because two of the roos are barred Im Wondering if it's a RIR olive egger under the amaracanas roo...
The big blob marking on the head. I find the females seem to have a neater dot vs a big blob. I will be growing everyone out so I will take pics along the way.
Hens are Ameraucana and OE. Roosters are Ameraucana, Plymouth rock, Cocou De Malinese. So there are a couple Am/AM.
But yes EEs mostly. I am curious what the red ones will be...
UPDATE: Growing fast!!! Big mix of faces! Some with fluffy cheeks!! Looks like a couple frizzles too! Interesting to see how some are feathering out way faster!!! They are over two weeks old now and getting ready for the big kid pen.. who doesn't love smelly teenagers! Lol.
Here is my entry. A lovely rock used to hold my quails water bowl from being overturned.. upcycled to a baby chick with acrylic paint.
And a little heart rock with a heart because it's Valentine's!!!
The last three did not hatch... eggtopsy showed two quit before absorbing any yoke and one I missed in the last pull as it was back at day 10.... but I do have 16 very cute fluffs!!! I'll probably be setting up for another hatch on the weekend! Yah....
Barnyard mix with a BCM roo. Looks like dad's genes are strong!!! They all look like dad!! With a couple variations, I'm sure the difference may come out a bit more when they feather out. Also a possibility for frizzle but I have never had one so I assume I'm waiting for feathering to really...
Hello there!!
Chilling in the nicu before heading to the bigger brooder.. waiting on the last few to hatch. Two more fresh ones, four left to go.. not to sure but it is only day 21 so I will let it go a couple more regardless.