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Baby Chicks: Blue Splash Marans Female Reviews

4.7 Rating 202 Reviews
I’ve had Bluebell for 3yrs now. She’s such a gorgeous bird definitely one of my favorite girls. Very curious, gentle. Couldn’t recommend more!
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Posted 3 years ago
Our Dottie is almost four weeks now, and is seriously the sweetest little thing. Gentle, quiet (she makes the cutest peeps and cooing noises), and absolutely beautiful. She's sitting all smooshed up against my leg taking a nap next to me on my chair as I type. We love her so much!
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Posted 3 years ago
My favorite of the flock! She is so sweet, soft, and friendly. Super quiet - only makes little cooing noises and is always happy to see me. Eggs are light, not any darker than my Rhode Island Red - but sometimes have amazing speckles. Her personality makes up from any disappointment about the egg color for sure!
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Posted 3 years ago
Our Splash Marans is a big, sweet, fluffy beauty! She loves to be picked up and held, and she lays lovely darker brown eggs.
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Posted 3 years ago
My six year old son bonded right away with this chick and named her Cutie Pie. She was friendly from the beginning...would run and leap into his hand! Now, she's grown and absolutely gorgeous. She has the calmest temperament. Loves cuddles. Gets a little bullied but she is big enough that it doesn't bother her much. She wants for my son to get off the bus with me most days. Super chill and sweet.
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Posted 3 years ago
Arrived happy and healthy and when they were suppose to.
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Posted 3 years ago
My girl is absolutely stunningly gorgeous! She has the sweetest face, quiet temperament, and gorgeous feathers. I can stare at her for hours.
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Posted 3 years ago
Beautiful soft feathers and splash color! This breed is one of my favorites. I ordered 16 chicks and 2 of them are blue splash marans. They are pretty docile and gentle! One of them has a short comb and the other one a longer comb but is a hen not a rooster!
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Posted 3 years ago