How to Sex Silkie Chicks at 2 weeks old!

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
  • Hello everyone and welcome to our channel. In today's video we will go through the main features and characteristics to look for when sexing British Standard Silkies at around the age of 2 weeks old. we hope our video offers some valuable help and education!

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  • @WildwoodTV
    @WildwoodTV Год назад +2

    You're great at observing the differences, I tend to be a little biased thinking it's a hen! but knowing it's a boy, & boys walk on their toes. ❤ Silkies! Seems a lot of people agree now!

  • @akala-bluesaville9866
    @akala-bluesaville9866 4 месяца назад +1

    Your video was wonderful! You are too!
    Thank you so much my friend
    🕊️🙏blessings

    • @FurNFowlSilkies
      @FurNFowlSilkies  4 месяца назад

      Thank you so much! Very happy to help where possible. It's great to have you on our channel! 🙂

  • @savvydogstraining
    @savvydogstraining 19 дней назад +1

    Alright! I just got 2 2 1/2 week old silkie chicks! Let’s hope your method works and both of them are girls!

    • @FurNFowlSilkies
      @FurNFowlSilkies  19 дней назад

      Good luck!! Let us know if it worked or not. All depending on the type of Silkie too. 🐓❤️

  • @jodipokorski4354
    @jodipokorski4354 10 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you very much!

  • @guppycolours1199
    @guppycolours1199 10 месяцев назад +2

    Great tip

  • @user-qt7cm3ne5u
    @user-qt7cm3ne5u 9 месяцев назад +1

    I have been watching your videos since my hen hatched her clutch 9 weeks ago. Love the videos. I have a question. One of the chicks was yellow when she was born. Now at 9 weeks she is a light yellow, not white. Do you know what color she is? I am in the US.

    • @FurNFowlSilkies
      @FurNFowlSilkies  8 месяцев назад +1

      We mostly keep UK standard Silkies but by the sounds of it she might have gold or partridge in her genetics and depending on what the parents have been bred to they may carry light or dark yellow.
      It's very difficult to say without doing a genetic test which isn't available for poultry in many countries.
      Unless you have multiple chicks from that hatch which are the same colour it may well be a genetic mutation.
      I'm not an expert on American Silkie standard genetics as we keep UK standard ones but hopefully that has helped somewhat! 😊❤️

    • @user-qt7cm3ne5u
      @user-qt7cm3ne5u 8 месяцев назад

      @FurNFowlSilkies Wow. Thank you. Her mother is a partridge, and her father is black brichen, I believe you would call him. The siblings to my little hen are black, grey, dark gray, and some like Dad. All beautiful. Thank you for responding.

  • @mehmoodakbar954
    @mehmoodakbar954 Год назад +1

    Hy dear which your country