Black is black genetically so how is the blue washing it out. Give me a scientific reason...not what so and said who does not even actually have any solid black Marans. My blacks came from blues and really, go back to the beginning of this thread and tell me, does that black rooster look washed out to you? None of his babies look washed out either, which can be seen in my photo album and I will be updating even more pics of male blacks that I am growing out in a few days. I believe that blues can get washed out when breeding blue to blue long enough so breeding back to black in that case will darken the blues. I have bred my blues to blacks and the resulting blacks are always beautifully dark and not washed out. I have a whole bater full of eggs cooking right now that are all either blk x blk or blk x blue and u will not be able to see any difference between these offspring that are truly genetically black. Just speaking from my own actual experience with the black Marans. I showed you my black roosters and cockerals. Please show me yours then tell me about it....
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