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can you show us the pic of both parents? would be nice to guess the chicks genetic make up and predict any F1xF1 cross

My Blonde Rooster(Champagne Blond gold Diluter) he looks golden(S/s+) but he is gold s+/s+ with Cb(autosomal dominant Champagne Blonde pheomelanin Diluter )

to Further Isolate the Dilute gene I will be crossing him to a Wildtype hen(and the sex link hen on the background just for fun)

Updates on my Lemon(Dilute) rooster..

he has blue on him also and a recessive black gene melanizing his saddle.

you just need to practice a lot.. thats all here my Dilute(dominant Dilute) boy.. I will be using one of his son back to Wildtype black breasted Red Game hens to Isolate Di(Dilute, Lemon)

good luck..

what are your breeding goals? seems you have alot on your hands,

well you can have an all black bird based on e+ wildtype, and RJF have redshoulders. its called autosomal red

wildtype is the name of the "e" allele found on the Red Jungle Fowl(e+)

first Mottling is a single autosomal recessive gene, Spangling is a combination of many linked genes, so fist you have to decide which you want most, and if you think a crest is the only dominant gene you are introducing to your flock with spangled birds, then your missguieded.. here are the...

neither Buff/Lemon or Citroen Spangled Hamburgs will be a good genetic way to Citroen(recessive cream gene) Duccle, your best option is to get yourself a Cream Dutch bantam, they wont bring any unwanted dominant gene to your flock, basically they are ALL wildtype like the Red Jungle Fowl except...