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  1. Phaeomelanin

    The "Ask Anything" to Nicalandia Thread

    Thank you for showing me around :D 149 pages of intricate knowledge is indeed a lot!
  2. Phaeomelanin

    Puzzling Leghorns

    Ah, the expression "Brown Red" is new to me. Thanks!
  3. Phaeomelanin

    Puzzling Leghorns

    Thank you so much! Your guess makes indeed lots of sense and I see that I still have much to learn. :D I stand corrected concerning Spangling - I had it wrongly associated. Mahogany, Columbia and Darkbrown surely are interesting factors! It always amazes me how versatile certain genes can be.
  4. Phaeomelanin

    Puzzling Leghorns

    Thanks for both of your expertise! @MysteryChicken @Chookwagn
  5. Phaeomelanin

    Puzzling Leghorns

    Ah, why didn't I think of heterozygous Silver that causes the phaeomelanin-dilution? :D I'm still learning to decipher breeder-talk, so bear with me please. Does "brown red" mean that some kind of phaeomelanin-intensifier is darkening the red pigment? Mahogany for example. What causes leakage?
  6. Phaeomelanin

    Puzzling Leghorns

    Whelp, that's the downside of trusting the internet... Do you have any clues on what breed these two might belong to?
  7. Phaeomelanin

    Servus!

    I'm looking forward to exchanging experience and knowledge!
  8. Phaeomelanin

    Servus!

    Thanks for welcoming me! =)
  9. Phaeomelanin

    Servus!

    Thanks! I'll definitely look into it!
  10. Phaeomelanin

    Servus!

    Thanks for the greeting!
  11. Phaeomelanin

    Servus!

    Thanks for accepting me in this community!
  12. Phaeomelanin

    Puzzling Leghorns

    Greetings my dear fellow chicken enthusiasts! While researching Leghorn colors, I found two specimens who were said to be "Brown Leghorns". Sadly, I could not find any further information about them no matter how hard I searched. As far as I'm informed, "Brown Leghorns" are simply...
  13. Phaeomelanin

    Servus!

    Oooh, that's helpful! Thank you so much! :D
  14. Phaeomelanin

    Servus!

    Being a veterinarian and studying genetics as a hobby, I inevitably stumbled across chickens. The more contact I had with them the more I grew fond of these beautiful animals: My partner's family raises hybrids for egg production and occasionally I'd help with stable work. Additionally, our...
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