Malines Chicken
  A species of Red Junglefowl   Scientific name : Gallus gallus domesticus 'Malines '  Species :   Red Junglefowl    
  Malines Chicken, A species of Red Junglefowl 
  Scientific name: Gallus gallus domesticus 'Malines ' 
  Species:  Red Junglefowl 
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   Description
 Known for its large size, malines Chicken is a distinctive domestic avian species, originated from Belgium. Unraveling a stunning brownish-grey feather display, they astound many with their calm demeanor and exceptional laying capability of brownish eggs, thereby comprising a notable dual-purpose breed. 
    Female Weight 
  8.82 - 9.92 Lbs 
  Male Weight 
  11.02 Lbs 
  Comb Type 
  Single 
  Foraging Ability 
  Good 
  Preferred Climate 
  Any climate 
  Care Level 
  Easy to moderate 
  Egg Size 
  Large 
  Egg Color 
  Light brown, Cream 
  Production Rate 
  Good 
  Production Rate Range 
  100 - 150 eggs 
  Begin Laying At 
  25 - 30 weeks 
  Laying Frequency 
  1 time a day 
 People often ask
General Info
Origin
 Belgium 
   Use
 Meat, Pets, Exhibition 
 Temperament
 Calm, friendly 
   Diet
 Standard poultry feed, supplemented with vegetables, fruits, and occasional protein. 
   Shelter
 Secure coop, proper ventilation, and provided nesting boxes essential. 
   
 
   Scientific Classification
 Phylum 
  Chordates   Class 
  Birds   Family 
  Phasianidae   Genus 
  Junglefowl   Species 
  Red Junglefowl   Breed 
  Malines Chicken