New find today!!

Our filling water a bit ago,and seen something strange in my pen with 2011 hatched biirds.I think I have room for it,since it's somewhat smaller,,and it's a "who's your daddy" egg,,if fertile at all

Well,lets see,there is a plain opal,opal  pied,silver pied black shoulder,,2 purple split to peach and a cameo b/s hen in this pen,,1 year old peacocks are ,,bssp,,2 purple b/s split to peach,,and a purple split to peach,,,so I'm doubting too,,but will roast a few days in the hatcher to make sure

AugeredIn,,I'm really getting to dis-like so called "split" birds,,since they don't breed true and if you buy them to try and increase the particular color they are "split" to,,,I don't believe you could  ever get enough by using  this type of breeding,,these purples split to peach don't  even look purple,,more IB color on their necks but the only reason I do like them,,is I think 2 of them are going to show w/e in their trains,,and if this doesn't happen when they molt and grow new feathers over the winter,,I'm going to sell them,,

The color peach in some breeders eyes,is just a darker shade of Cameo,,,But I have seen a true peach bird,,bred by someone who actually can distinguish between an off colored cameo,vs a real peach,,using birds split to peach and hoping that oneday,,,you may get a peach chick by using a peach hen to a split peach male,,is like watching paint  dry,,,I have dismissed this type of breeding,,too time consuming,very low percentage of hatching a bird of wanted color by using split parents,,it's a good selling tool tho,,,but I'm not going to live to be 100 yrs old.