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Can anyone tell the difference between red sex link & rhode island red chicks?!?!
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Thank you for bringing that up, Arielle. I have read on many hatchery sites that California Whites are a sex-link, but I can't find ANYWHERE that shows HOW they are sex-linked. Is it through color? or feathering? Does anyone know or have any pictures of male vs female chicks of this breed?
Thank you for bringing that up, Arielle. I have read on many hatchery sites that California Whites are a sex-link, but I can't find ANYWHERE that shows HOW they are sex-linked. Is it through color? or feathering? Does anyone know or have any pictures of male vs female chicks of this breed?
Can anyone tell the difference between red sex link & rhode island red chicks?!?!
To sum it up the same formula works for fast feathering being sex linked as color (gold/silver) does, the female chicks inherit the sires genes and male chicks inherit the dams genes.
Jeff
Technically the female inherits the sires sex-linked genes only and the male inherits both the dams and sires genes. If the dams genes are dominant and you can see the effects in the chick, you have a sex-link. In this case, slow feathering is dominant so you can feather sex the chick.