How do the differ from ours?
PAINT SILKIES!?!?!
- Thread starter Lach Cnoc Farm
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Now if someone got these paint's and they turned out to be the same sex, would they need to be crossed with blk or white silkies? And would they possibly produce paint or would they just carry it?
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They are smaller and the type is somewhat different.
They are smaller and the type is somewhat different.
Ohhh ok thanks Sonoron!
well, yeah. I can totally understand not posting the pics for that reason, I keep forgetting that not everyone is an honest person out there. And if Jerry is working on them, I am sure they are worth the time/expense, etc. I wont email him about them cuz I don't want to wast his time (as I am not going to get into paint silkies) but man, I would love to see them.
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Paint X Paint = 50% Paint, 25% White, 25% Black
Paint X Black = 50/50
Paint X White = 50/50
No blacks or white will carry this gene you must cross to a paint to get a paint!
Paint X Paint = 50% Paint, 25% White, 25% Black
Paint X Black = 50/50
Paint X White = 50/50
No blacks or white will carry this gene you must cross to a paint to get a paint!
Beautiful bird's.I would probably never be able to afford them but...I can window shop lol.
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Does breeding to black or white have any effect on the spotting?
Not by experience but this is what Ive heard dont know if it is true or not
When crossing a paint with a black this will increase the size, and numbers of the spots, it will also darken them if they become sistorted.
Crossing to White helps to keep the spots defined and more round and consitrated, this cross will fix the distorted splotchy looking spots!
Both of these crossings will of course help the type and skin color!
When you breed paint to paint for to many generations it will begin to bleach out and loose color!
Does breeding to black or white have any effect on the spotting?
Not by experience but this is what Ive heard dont know if it is true or not
When crossing a paint with a black this will increase the size, and numbers of the spots, it will also darken them if they become sistorted.
Crossing to White helps to keep the spots defined and more round and consitrated, this cross will fix the distorted splotchy looking spots!
Both of these crossings will of course help the type and skin color!
When you breed paint to paint for to many generations it will begin to bleach out and loose color!
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Everyones got dream and drool all over the widows some time or another. It will be awhile before I get into them!
Everyones got dream and drool all over the widows some time or another. It will be awhile before I get into them!
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