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Oh! Well I also have 3 of those from Ideal. They were sold as Blue Cuckoo Marans, but I see no cuckoo pattern on mine, maybe faintly. But anyway, yours is probably some kind of Marans 🥰

Ideal has Blue Australorp or Blue Marans. Possibly one of those. Very pretty!

I agree, they are still looking pullet to me.

Maybe Cinnamon Queens? And I agree your barred ones are Cuckoo Marans - I don't think they are French Cuckoo because the legs aren't feathered.

Sorry for the loss :( I would get the lone chick a couple little chick friends - they do not do well alone as you can already tell. Don't beat yourself up but learn from this and raise some healthy, thriving chicks! There is a slew of info on this site on what you will need to raise days old...

Get rid of the corn and put them on a starter/grower feed. It looks like watery, loose stools around as well. At this point, give it electrolytes along with proper feed and hopefully it perks back up for you! ETA: what are you using for warmth? They should have a heat plate or a heat lamp and...

Ya my advice is not really helpful if you are already into the hatching process. Chickens know what to do naturally, just let them be and she will get off when needed, etc. Have you tried candling the eggs to see if they are all good? Are you marking the eggs in case new ones have been laid by...

When I have a broody hen I put her in "broody jail". I have a pen inside the run that I put her in during the day so she can't go sit in the nest box. I leave nothing in there but food and water, but it works in about 3 days. Of course I do not leave her in at night, she roosts with the others...

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Just going off the green legs and coloring, I agree it looks like an Easter Egger. Also, your Ameraucanas are also known as Easter Eggers. Hatcheries like to sell EEs under that name. Very cute little chicks!! Post pics when your mystery grows out a little :)

Yes, I was obsessed a couple of years ago when I had my first two Barnevelders. One was the typical pullet coloring and the other had a black chest and her lacing just looked all uneven like a male. I even posted here on this forum about it lol. Every day was a roller coaster because I would...

They all look like pullets to me, but had to chime in on your Barnevelder. I also had one with a black chest and it scared me to death for a few weeks trying to figure her out lol. She turned out to be one of my most beautiful barnie girls ever. Yours definitely looks like a pullet, too.

Thank you. They are 3 weeks old now and they all look like regular cuckoo marans as far as color. The known males that I have look lighter for sure, but I also have a suspected male that is darker in color. Time will tell. Thanks again!

No she really didn’t, nor did my other one - just a light lacing. They both had light feathered feet, but the feathers fell out and never grew back lol.

ah, yes I can see what you mean there. I guess mine has light barring, but it always just looked like lacing to me. Here is one of them last year, the lighting is not good but it’s the best I have right now.

From what I understand, a blue cuckoo marans female will not have the bars, but a male will. (that sounds weird to me since "cuckoo" is a pattern) I have two of them from Ideal Poultry and both of my girls are big girls lol, so don't worry about the size. And they are solid blue.

The regulars are just teasing each other, you said nothing wrong! lol And I agree, very helpful people on here.

Can anyone tell me what color Marans this will produce? Will it be same color for the males and for females?

I was just closing out an old thread. She had salpingitis.

This is an old thread, but thought I would close it out by saying I still don't know why she hung out in the boxes. She didn't start laying until almost 30 weeks old. And she is nicknamed "Big Broody Judy" because she goes broody about twice a year lol. I finally bought her some hatching eggs to...