Help me figure out this Bantam breed please?

[pipdzipdnreadytogo]

There are actually quite a few cases where light legs at hatch can turn slate later on. Wheaten Ameraucanas hatch with pale legs that turn slate. Lakenvelders sometimes hatch with pale legs that later turn slate. Dominant white can cause a chick to hatch with pale legs that turn slate later on, as I learned when I tried to do a skin color sexlink cross that, as a result, went rather disastrously. This is one of those cases as well, because the pictured chick is definitely a Silver Sebright bantam.

 

[RememberTheWay]

There are actually quite a few cases where light legs at hatch can turn slate later on. Wheaten Ameraucanas hatch with pale legs that turn slate. Lakenvelders sometimes hatch with pale legs that later turn slate. Dominant white can cause a chick to hatch with pale legs that turn slate later on, as I learned when I tried to do a skin color sexlink cross that, as a result, went rather disastrously. This is one of those cases as well, because the pictured chick is definitely a Silver Sebright bantam.

That is what I'm leaning towards as well for the breed. Do you know if the lacing on them comes in different colors? Like maybe blue silver laced or chocolate silver laced?

 

[pipdzipdnreadytogo]

There are other varieties of Sebright, but from Tractor Supply you're unlikely to get anything but Gold or Silver. The pictures provided look typical of a Silver Sebright at this age to me.