Cebu Bantam Chicken Breeders Association Inc. (CBCBAI)

[jdjd]

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daghan kaayong salamat sa pag post sa atong mga na istoryahan ug natuki ganina sir janroe

see you this coming sunday sir and we all hope that more will attend the meeting next time

Happy bantam keeping everyone

[Janroe]

daghan kaayong salamat sa pag post sa atong mga na istoryahan ug natuki ganina sir janroe

see you this coming sunday sir and we all hope that more will attend the meeting next time

Happy bantam keeping everyone

No problem sir seph. Your very Welcome.

@all:

For infos, pls nlng ko view sa facebook and dire sa thread regarding sa upcoming show nato @ pet expo 2010.

[Janroe]

COMB

The comb is one of the characteristics most subject to vary and constitutes a reliable means in identifying the various breeds and varieties. Most wild species have a single, regularly indented comb, with the exception of the Gallus lafayetti and Gallus varius that display respectively a rhomboidal-shaped comb with fine indentation and a non-indented single comb.

Single comb: skin duplication, the upper edge of which has various points; the rear blade can vary in size and may or may not follow the line of the neck. Independently from the size, in cocks it is required to be carried perfectly straight; in hens, the comb is carried straight in certain breeds (Plymouth Rock) or folded on one side in others (Leghorn).

Cup comb: two fleshy blades, the upper edge of which have regular points closing together in the rear in the shape of a cup (Sicilian Buttercup).

Butterfly comb: two tissue blades carried wide apart from each other and ending in points. It is typical of crested breeds (Houdan).

Horn comb: a fleshy protuberance outgrowing in two finger-shaped appendixes that are carried straight upwards starting from the nostrils. Often to be observed in crested breeds (La Flèche).

Triple or pea comb: three lobes set length-wise and covered with small tubercles so as to resemble an open pea pod.

Mulberry comb: small, roundy mass finely covered with tubercles (Silkie).

Cushion comb: fleshy, relatively small mass adherent to the head and perfectly smooth.

Strawberry or Walnut comb: small fleshy mass, covered with more or less small tubercles, resembling a half strawberry or walnut.

Rose comb: compact and wide fleshy mass, covered with innumerable rounded tubercles. Wide in the front, it gets narrower in the rear to become a finger-shaped appendix called leader, that may rise or follow the round line of the neck (Hamburg, Wyandotte). (Giavarini I., 1983; Pozzi G., 1961; Brunoli A., 1971).

Blade comb: skin duplication the upper edge of which is smooth and the rear blade expanding in various degrees (to be found in certain production strain Leghorns).

Combless: tiny flesh mass above the nostrils.

[Janroe]

Breed Name: Citron Sebright



Breed Name: Lavender Sebright




Note: pictures taken from other forum sites

[Janroe]

@jdjd

sir seph....mao ni ang chick liwat sa imo broodcock....2 day old nani xa na chabo.

[jdjd]

Congrats sir janroe

maau kaau nimu pag ka pairing sir, nindot kaau ug liwat... kita na ang resulta sa tiil sir

[jdjd]

pagkanindot aning mga klasiha sa sebright sir oi... nindot kaau sa mata

[kyoshero]

@jdjd

sir seph....mao ni ang chick liwat sa imo broodcock....2 day old nani xa na chabo.

ka cute bai janroe!

Ito nmn coming k

[Janroe]

Ito nmn coming k

nice pair of golden sir reymer....pila imo order ani? manila ghapon?

[windshock]

@jdjd

sir seph....mao ni ang chick liwat sa imo broodcock....2 day old nani xa na chabo.

nindot sa piso sir, hopefully ma piso npod tong ako bantam gikan nmo