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sex links are sexable only on first cross. auto sexing are sexable always, every generation.
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sex links are sexable only on first cross. auto sexing are sexable always, every generation.
Thank you for the response, that'd be awesome to possibly get sex links!With your EE, you'll never know what genetics he is carrying so hard to tell what feather color his chicks will have. True Silver Ameraucana hens actually have coloring similar to Legbars. He also might not be carrying the blue egg gene, but mixed with a Legbar, all the chicks theoretically should all lay blue or green eggs
Since the Legbar is Barred, and the EE isn't (that I can tell) you might get sex-links so any chicks that show barring will be boys. I'm still thinking your best bet would be to mate him to a black hen that lays blue eggs.
Black is a strong color . Since your rooster has a Birchen color I predict Birchen looking chicks . Maybe not total . Males will be barred and possibly golden Birchen . That is to say carrying both silver and gold in a Birchen like pattern . Cream should be recessive so 1 copy should show as gold on the males and diluted by 1 copy silver .Females should be black with silver in the neck and possibly the breast ( Birchen ) .
So I aim to make some chicks for my one (i have four) sister and she wants black hens that lay blue eggs. If I use this guy, a black/silver EE I hatched myself from a blue egg, with one or more of my pure Cream Legbar hens that lay blue, will I get what Im aiming for? (I do have a few black hens but the only one that lays blue is his sister)
Black is a strong color . Since your rooster has a Birchen color I predict Birchen looking chicks . Maybe not total . Males will be barred and possibly golden Birchen . That is to say carrying both silver and gold in a Birchen like pattern . Cream should be recessive so 1 copy should show as gold on the males and diluted by 1 copy silver .Females should be black with silver in the neck and possibly the breast ( Birchen ) .