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Split to wild type is certainly possible. I have those on a regular basis and agree with the others that those two are cockerels.Thanks for the responses.
Sounds like you folks are seeing and thinking the same things I am. I'm going to go ahead and place my bet on cockerel, but I'll call him the bender (as in gender bender).
Any guesses as to Benders adult color assuming he is male? I ordered BBreds. The vast majority I believe to be blue with only a few true blacks, both pullets and cockerels. More than half of the pullets appear to be wild type or split to wild type (if that is even possible).
Also I noticed that at 6 weeks they ALL have dark green eyes. I am hoping they are going to change to bay. It could be normal for all I know.
Cubalayas certainly make one want to learn about color genetics. Nice, fun birds so far.
Their current eye color is normal for Cubalaya, hopefully they will change to a reddish bay.
They will most likely be wheaten/bbreds.