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Partridge pekin roo with white silkie hen[COLOR=000000]Frizzle13[/COLOR].......for your Pilkie hen, which parent was the Silkie?
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Partridge pekin roo with white silkie hen[COLOR=000000]Frizzle13[/COLOR].......for your Pilkie hen, which parent was the Silkie?
Gorgeous!This is my Josephine, her mother was a golden laced sebright and her father was a monster sized standard silkie. She is very large considering her parentage. She is about 3 1/2 months old. I think she's gorgeous her feathers shine green up close and she has extremely black skin all over. Her feathering is very thick and poofy, she has blueish purple earlobes and an extra toe on each foot (from her daddy) Plus she's a flyer! I had to cut this little devils wings the moment i got her, first thing she did when I got her was fly up on top of my 8 foot tall coop!
Now for my questionsI have a Golden Sebright male that I would like to cross with one of my Silkies. One of my hens is partridge, and the other is black. Should I try crossing him with Cindy instead? However
My ameruacana/silkie mix is first generation. She has frilly standard feathers that feel like bunny fur and a fluffy tuft on her head. She is smaller than standard and lays khaki green eggs. If I bred her to a silkie she would have more of that poofy silkie appearance and be smaller. Probably lay cream or barely green eggs. If I bred her with an ameruacana, she'd be standard size and look like an easter egger. Definitely green eggs, maybe even blue.Does anyone know how to get silkie genes? Example, if you cross an Ameraucana with a Silkie how many generations before the silkie gene will appear in the offspring? Make any sense? Thanks.