Can I tell if my nearly 2 week old Ameraucanas are going to be black, blue, or splash?

[JacinLarkwell]

The only breed I’ve seen it on is Cornish. It’s because the black lacing is caused by a pattern gene and melanizers. The field color of Andalusians isn’t dark, it’s a medium blue.

There's solid blue Cornish? I've only seen blue laced reds or blue mottleds

 

[Amer]

Cornish and a Serama. Cornish have both double laced and laced varieties, so it’s know surprise, and Seramas have every color known to man. (Yes it is a little uneven but she has the basis for it, anyway.)
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[JacinLarkwell]

Cornish and a Serama. Cornish have both double laced and laced varieties, so it’s know surprise, and Seramas have every color known to man. (Yes it is a little uneven but she has the basis for it, anyway.)
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Ugh. Another color me to yearn for then. I'm gonna have a barn full if different Cornish colors if I keep finding new ones. I already want buffs and blue mottled, and I wanna work on a Mille fleur version.... they're one of my favorite little birds

 

[3KillerBs]

This is the sort of deep blue I have in a couple of my ladies, Dark Beauty and Charcoal, though their lacing is not as good.

 

[Amer]

I had blue d’Anvers once, but they were closer to black than blue and had almost no lacing whatsoever. They weren’t the beauties I expected, so I gave up.

 

[Amer]