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Rosecomb

Rosecomb

Wikipedia

The Rosecomb is one of the oldest and most ornamental bantam chicken breeds, known for its distinctive rose-shaped comb. While primarily kept for exhibition purposes, it is also appreciated for its unique appearance and charming demeanor. It has a graceful and alert stance, making it a favorite among poultry enthusiasts.

Habitat

Rosecombs can thrive in a variety of environments as long as they are provided with proper shelter and care. They are well-suited to both urban and rural settings, often kept in ornamental gardens. As a bantam breed, they do not require extensive space.

Characteristics

SizeSmall, as they are a bantam breed
Wing Span30-40 cm
Male Weight0.7 kg
Female Weight0.6 kg
Life Expectancy8 years

Ease of Keeping

Beginner friendly: 4/5

Useful to know

Rosecombs are not prolific layers, with their eggs being relatively small in size. They are particularly popular in poultry shows due to their striking appearance. Despite their small size, they are hardy and can adapt well to various environments.

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