Black Tailed White Japanese Bantam
The Chicken Coop Company
Black Tailed White Japanese Bantam
The Black-Tailed White Japanese Bantam is a stunning miniature chicken breed that makes an excellent pet and show bird. With origins in Japan dating back to the 1700s, this breed is easy to care for and thrives in small spaces.
Known for its distinctive arched black tail feathers, wings that touch the ground, and large comb, the Black-Tailed White Japanese Bantam is both elegant and unique. For more details on this breed, including the Lethal Creeper Gene found in Japanese Bantams, feel free to reach out to Chicken Coop Company, and don’t wait to order your chicks today!
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is a Black-Tailed White Japanese Bantam?
A miniature chicken breed from Japan with unique black tail feathers and ground-touching wings.
Is the Black-Tailed White Japanese Bantam suitable for small spaces?
Yes, this breed requires very little space, making it ideal for small setups.
Does this breed make a good show bird?
Absolutely, it’s a popular choice for shows due to its distinctive appearance.
What is the Lethal Creeper Gene in Japanese Bantams?
A genetic trait found in Japanese Bantams, affecting limb development.
Where can I buy Black-Tailed White Japanese Bantam chicks?
Available at Chicken Coop Company—order now for fast delivery
Black Tailed Buff Japanese Bantam Facts
- Poultry Show Class: Single Comb Clean Legged (Other than Game) Bantams
- Weights – Hen ——-22 oz
Rooster—-26 oz
Pullet——20 oz
Cockerel—22 oz
- Purpose and Type: Ornamental; Exhibition & Production
- Egg Shell Color: Cream or Tinted bantam sized eggs
- Egg Production: Fair
- Egg Size: Small
- Temperament: Active
- Fertility Percentage: 40-55%
- Broody: Variable
- Mating Ratio: 6 Females to 1 Male
- Roost Height: 2 to 4 feet
- Country of Origin – Japan
- APA: Yes, Recognized by the Standard of Perfection in 1874
- TLC: Yes, Threatened Status
- Breeder Farm Source: Poultry Breeding Farm has been developing our bloodline/strain of Japanese Bantam chicken breed since 1973.
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