Help identify my new Bantam please!

[Elmpixie]

Hi! I just got this years chicks and I picked one bantam I’d never seen anything like! Anyone got any ideas?
Brown mottling, pink feathered feet, frayed looking wing feathers, 5 toes on only one foot. Came from an assorted bantam selection.

 

[3riverschick]

@nicalandia Marvin, I haven't a clue, can you ID this bird?
Best,
Karen

 

[nicalandia]

From the pictures, I can clearly see Silkie genetics(Inhibited Fibromelanotic showing on Chick's beak... and I also see the 5 toes) if the Chick has white/yellow skin under the chick down, I can say for certain that it's a cockerel,

 

[3riverschick]

I didn't know you could tell the sex by the color of the skin! That's cool! Thanks for chiming in nicalandia.
Best,
Karen

 

[FritzChicks]

I'd say Silkie just by the looks. The 5 toes is pretty neat. I have my Dorkin who is a 5 toed Chicken

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Looks to be a Silkie.

 

[Alexandra33]

I'd think Partridge Silkie.

~Alex

 

[nicalandia]

I didn't know you could tell the sex by the color of the skin! That's cool! Thanks for chiming in nicalandia.
Best,
Karen

Depends on the cross, Silkie rooster crossed to a yellow/white shanked hen will produce sex links, the roosters will have yellow/white skin and pullets will have black skin, it's because sex linked Id(sex linked dermal inhibitor which causes yellow/white shanks) will inhibit the effect of Fibromelanotic Fm gene found on Silkies(which causes black skin) and from that cross(Silkie rooster x Yellow/white shank hens) the pullets will inherit the id+ and Fm from Silkie sire and the cockerels will inherit one copy of Id(Id/id+ Fm/fm+) from mother, their skin will be white/yellow... but Fm will give the males a dark colored beak not found on regular Id chicks..

 

[bantamsrmyfav]

Grey silkie with light skin