Does anyone have pictures of Polish chickens with crossed colors?

[RustyCoopInn]

So what do you get when you cross a golden laced hen with a silver laced Polish Roo?

 

[Purely Prairie Polish]

When you cross golden hens with Silver Roo you get all silver looking chicks.

The reason it doesn’t go both ways is because the Hens only have one Silver/gold gene.

The roo gives all babies his gene but Mom gives her one gene to her sons and the absence of a gene to her daughters which means daughters show dads colour and sons show silver since it’s dominant but carry gold.

So:

Roo gold(ss), hens silver(S-)
- sons(Ss) - silver carry gold
- daughters(s-) - gold

Roo silver(SS), hens gold(s-)
- sons(Ss) - silver carry gold
- daughters(S-) - silver


Also, I noticed people questioning white chicks from blue parents. This is why:

Blue in Polish is from the blue gene which is a co-dominant gene. This means if a bird is black it has 2 of the recessive genes (which is absence of blue), if it gets 1 blue dominant gene and 1 recessive it is Blue, but if it gets 2 blue genes it is Splash which is white with either black or blue specks on it.

So:
bl, bl - Black
Bl, bl - Blue
Bl, Bl - Splash

So:

Breeding two blue parents gives 25% black, 25% Splash, and 50% Blue.

Breeding 2 Black = 100% Black chicks

Breeding 2 splash = 100% slash chicks

 

[Coffeebean1947]

So a blue and a black would give you 50/50?

 

[ronkonkoma]

When you cross golden hens with Silver Roo you get all silver looking chicks.

The reason it doesn’t go both ways is because the Hens only have one Silver/gold gene.

The roo gives all babies his gene but Mom gives her one gene to her sons and the absence of a gene to her daughters which means daughters show dads colour and sons show silver since it’s dominant but carry gold.

So:

Roo gold(ss), hens silver(S-)
- sons(Ss) - silver carry gold
- daughters(s-) - gold

Roo silver(SS), hens gold(s-)
- sons(Ss) - silver carry gold
- daughters(S-) - silver


Also, I noticed people questioning white chicks from blue parents. This is why:

Blue in Polish is from the blue gene which is a co-dominant gene. This means if a bird is black it has 2 of the recessive genes (which is absence of blue), if it gets 1 blue dominant gene and 1 recessive it is Blue, but if it gets 2 blue genes it is Splash which is white with either black or blue specks on it.

So:
bl, bl - Black
Bl, bl - Blue
Bl, Bl - Splash

So:

Breeding two blue parents gives 25% black, 25% Splash, and 50% Blue.

Breeding 2 Black = 100% Black chicks

Breeding 2 splash = 100% slash chicks

I know this is old but someone was asking. What would you get if you cross a white crested black cockreel with a buff laced hen?