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I have just noticed that one of my chicks (2 days old) doesnt have the black eye sockets like all my other chicks. They are pink like the rest of him. I have never noticed this before on any of my chicks I have bred before, just wondering if that is going to be a problem? Or could it mean it will have red eyes?? Its parents are a yellow-faced green and a white/grey pied. Can post pics if you need to see the chick or the parents. Thanks for your help!

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I had that too but unfortunantly mine died at two days old i thought it might have been albino or it might not have had any eyes at all i heard this could happen but im not sure i will watch the rest of the replies because i would like to know for future reference because that is my second pink eyed baby that died sorry i couldnt be more of a help goodluck

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Thanks missylu, I hope mine's going to be okay and it's just that its an albino or something similar. It's growing perfectly fine and has a nice full crop, just that it doesnt have the black eyes!

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Yes it is most likey that it is an ino or a fallow and that it is perfectly fine

Phew! Thanks Sailorwolf, thats a relief! Cant wait to see what he/she is!!

A red eyed chick shows very slightly pinker eye sockets than it surrounding skin. :budgiedance:

 

Like this chick at the front 1-1090.jpg

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Thanks for that Kaz, will be very interesting to see what he looks like when all grown up!!

A red eyed chick shows very slightly pinker eye sockets than it surrounding skin. :huh:

 

Like this chick at the front 1-1090.jpg

 

Kaz Cinamon Chicks have the red eyes too am I correcti n that

cinnamon chicks have plum eyes instead, here's one of mine as a bub cebub2.jpg

A red eyed chick shows very slightly pinker eye sockets than it surrounding skin. :wub:

 

Like this chick at the front 1-1090.jpg

 

Kaz Cinamon Chicks have the red eyes too am I correcti n that

There's a big difference in colour neat....inos show red eye sockets and cinnamons and recessive show plum eye sockets.

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