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Breed confirmation?
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Curious about your mystery chicks? You’re not alone! Many chicken enthusiasts find themselves in a delightful pickle when faced with feathered friends of unknown lineage. At 7-8 weeks old, it’s a prime time for identification, and it sounds like your little trio is thriving despite their size. While bantams are indeed smaller, some breeds can surprise you with their growth patterns. It could be that your chicks are a mix of breeds, leading to those charming identical triplet vibes. Let’s dive into your question together and explore the possibilities! With a little sleuthing and community input, we can help uncover the identities of your intriguing feathered friends. Don’t forget to share more photos for a better look at their unique features!
 | Hi! I have three of these mystery breeds that were given as a mixup, any ideas on what they are? They are slightly smaller than the other chicks, but honestly have been keeping up well with growth. I thought bantam, but i wouldve thought theyd be smaller? Theyre about 7-8wks! Pictured is just one of them but they all look like identical triplets lol. [link] [comments] |
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