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Speaking of Ayam Cemanis The parents of this pullet (2-3 months) are both standard feathered Ayam cemanis. However, she developed leg feathers. Does other variants of Ayam cemani (bottle brush, walik, frizzle) have this characteristics? Merry Christmas to all!!!!

Speaking of Ayam Cemanis The parents of this pullet (2-3 months) are both standard feathered Ayam cemanis. However, she developed leg feathers. Does other variants of Ayam cemani (bottle brush, walik, frizzle) have this characteristics? Merry Christmas to all!!!!

Speaking of Ayam Cemanis The parents of this pullet (2-3 months) are both standard feathered Ayam cemanis. However, she developed leg feathers. Does other variants of Ayam cemani (bottle brush, walik, frizzle) have this characteristics? Merry Christmas to all!!!!

The parents of this pullet (2-3 months) are both standard feathered Ayam cemanis. However, she developed leg feathers. Does other variants of Ayam cemani (bottle brush, walik, frizzle) have this characteristics? Merry Christmas to all!!!!

True! All chickens were products of selectively bred jungle fowls

In the facebook group of Backyard Chickens, you'll see a lot of people hating about crossbreeding. And yes, this is my project. Right now I am figuring out what's the best percentage of ayam and silkie to be crossed with an australorp. I will soon find out once they produce chicks.

A lot of people were hating on other breeders that cross their chickens with other breed. Here is my opinion: As long as you are treating your chickens right (by providing their basic necessities) and breeding to create chickens with distinct characteristics like for more meat, eggs, color...

Definitely a hen, my 4 month old Ayam Cemani x Chinese Silkie is a duplicate of her mother My 4 month old pullet Her mother with a new set of chicks

Thank you for sharing your events like mine. I appreciate it :(

Recently, I have lost 7 chicks (worth 7 dollars each) because of a dog. Out of the 17 chicks, 7 were eliminated by a dog and I can't get over it because they were supposed to be sold to my customers. I am curious, what do you do to overcome these events? I am having trouble in sleeping because...

I knew it! She looks like her mom hahahaha

yes, the other one in the third pic (that gets blocked by the cage in the image is a female, that is my pure ayam cemani girl). All of the pictures only focuses on the same chick that i cannot determine the gender, ayam cemani x chinese silkie.

I am pertaining only to one chick haha, this makes it harder hahaha. Only mind the right one in the third picture (because the left one is a female pure ayam cemani)

But I am pertaining only to one chick haha, this makes it harder hahaha. Only mind the right one in the third picture (because the left one is a female pure ayam cemani)

Can you help me guys confirm if she is a "she"? I have trouble sexing chinese silkies.

nope, I am planning to make them my broodcocks

Thank you, hoping that they grow enormously

Hello folks, can you help me confirm their genders. Although I feel that they are both males, it is nice to have others' opinion. They are both less than 1 month, rhode island red and black australorp.

I am planning soon again on getting some pure bred cemani hens, they shine magnificently when being lighted by the sun.

My target traits for the lineage that I am developing are: black meat, black feathers, not a flyer, 2kg above average weight, docile, enhance broodiness, and resistant to the diseases and weather here in the Philippines. My idea would be breeding my WL x N x AC x CS cockerel to my BA pullet and...