Does all silkies have black skin (pictures)

[KarrieAnne0514]

So I bought some eggs from a local farm to hatch. They was supposed to be full blooded silkies. I have had 2 hatch so far(out of 10) one has black skin and 5 toes and then I get this little guy. He only has 4 toes and has pink/white skin. I paid good money for these eggs. But now I am wondering what I should do? I wanted all silkies to breed and raise for show and sell.
Her silkies are beautiful. I am curious if I should wait until all the others have hatched and then message her?

 

[MGG]

So I bought some eggs from a local farm to hatch. They was supposed to be full blooded silkies. I have had 2 hatch so far(out of 10) one has black skin and 5 toes and then I get this little guy. He only has 4 toes and has pink/white skin. I paid good money for these eggs. But now I am wondering what I should do? I wanted all silkies to breed and raise for show and sell.
Her silkies are beautiful. I am curious if I should wait until all the others have hatched and then message her?

I'm not too familiar with silkies, but that definitely doesn't look like one. I would contact the seller with pics and let her know. Congrats on your chicks! @Fur-N-Fowl is this a silkie?

 

[BirdsBeesTrees]

Silkies have black skin, beaks, nails and 5 toes. That isn't a Silkie. Maybe a Cochin if it has feathered feet.

 

[Fur-N-Fowl]

Doesn't look Silkie to me! I think someone else’s egg has been put into your batch from her.

However, as a general note, there is light skin silkies called Siamese Silkies which are fair skinned and red combed. Paints and cuckoo silkies can also have patchy toned skin.

 

[Offshoreorca]

It also doesn't look like a silkie to me - I just hatched silkies, Cochins, and a few crosses from the same pen. All crosses had characteristics of the silkie, but I knew the eggs were from our cochin hens. One did have light skin and beak (which threw me off at first), but had the fifth toe. Yours must have been a different egg that got mixed in there or maybe she hadn't had her breeding pens set up for long enough and it's a cross where the silkie traits have been lost.

I've attached a photo of my silkie crosses including the one with lighter skin.