pink egg laying EE?

No.  When breeding EE's you are rolling the dice as to what kind of egg you will get from their progeny.

God Bless,

when you got EE's do they lay the same color egg everytime or does it go blue, green, blue, pink, ?

A hen always lays the same colour of egg--it will get lighter in shade as she progresses through a laying cycle, but after a broody spell or molt it will start as dark as it ever was.

oh yeah if you breed a blue laying EE w/ Ro from a  Blue laying EE do you get a blue laying EE. What about a Ro from a blue egg does that have any bearing on progeny. Anybody tried just hatching chicks from one color egg and crossing those w/ others hatched from the same color egg.

Why hasn't anyone answered my question?

I may be wrong, but I think a "pink" egg is simply a light brown egg, it is all in the tint/shade of the egg.

If you breed a rooster that came from a blue egg to a hen that lays blue eggs, you "should" get blue eggs from the resulting pullet.

If I am not right, some one please correct me.....

I was looking at my pink EE egg and I wonder if "pink" is a hen carrying one gene of brown, therefore making a lighter brown egg.

I thought you could get pink from certain production reds "Cherry Eggers".  I thought all the EE were blues/greens and maybe a lavender.

Cherry eggers are just a RIR/Leghorn cross, and they lay a light brown egg.  That is where the nick name cherry egger comes from.