Quote: Okay another question would the prodigy breed true after such a cross?
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Okay another question would the prodigy breed true after such a cross?
Cool this seems like a neat little project for me to take up I think they would turn out to be a very pretty and interesting bird. Thanks for answering my questions.
The combs would vary at first, as single combs are recessive. That could be cleared up over time if you select for single combs. Of course if you live somewhere cold you may want to select for pea combs instead.Okay another question would the prodigy breed true after such a cross?
The combs would vary at first, as single combs are recessive. That could be cleared up over time if you select for single combs. Of course if you live somewhere cold you may want to select for pea combs instead.
Type would vary also. You may want to breed towards the Holland type, or more towards the Ameraucana side. Offspring will also initially inherit partial beards from the Ameraucana parent.
I figured you just meant the color breeding true. I know absolutely nothing about egg color.That's true, I was only considering "breeding true" from the egg color/feather color points.
I figured you just meant the color breeding true. I know absolutely nothing about egg color.
http://scratchcradle.wordpress.com/2012/07/08/gms2-breeding-for-blue-eggs/
I found this little article on egg genetics if anyone felt like reading it since no one seems to know to much about egg color.
by Heather Nicholson on scratch cradle.