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Hi, I believe paint to black can work either way to produce the darker spots. I'd try a black roo over the paint hens. Or a really nice looking paint roo. If your wanting to produce more of the red paint, i'd try breeding him to a white hen and a buff hen and see what you get. A buff can be any shade from yellow, to a dark golden. Just pick the shade of buff your wanting to produce in the spots and bred it to him. Thats what I would try.Hi there all,I'm new to all this. As painted silkies are still rare in England. I have a nice breeding group of them. I know if you put a paint roo with black hens. They get darker spots. What would I put with the painted hens. To make them darker. And also I have a red paint roo what I have been told. What would I put to him to make more or better. I've seen that buff hens are for that. But what is buff. As we have golds here.
Hi there all,I'm new to all this. As painted silkies are still rare in England. I have a nice breeding group of them. I know if you put a paint roo with black hens. They get darker spots. What would I put with the painted hens. To make them darker. And also I have a red paint roo what I have been told. What would I put to him to make more or better. I've seen that buff hens are for that. But what is buff. As we have golds here.
remember these plain yellow chicks from the paint father and black hen? well here is the one with the large vaulted skull now. his name is Peaches and i thought for the longest time he was a hen! he has one wing feather with some black on it -is he just an odd paint? what colour would he show as?I just hatched out 5 silkie babies from my paint roo (well actually a hen did most the work - but I had to pull 10 chicks out of their shells, they were all 12 hours post pipping and no zipping and their membranes were dried--not sure why 10/11 chicks could not hatch on their own) of them all but 1 (I believe) were from a black hen (she is a prolific layer while the other rarely lays). I got one black, one partridge (from the other hen), one paint and two unknowns-the paints are white to begin with, unlike a lot of white chicks that start out yellow. here is the paint for comparison.
what could these other two be considered?
also anyone have any idea why the one has such a huge vaulted skull compared to the other???
have you seen this?Hi there all,I'm new to all this. As painted silkies are still rare in England. I have a nice breeding group of them. I know if you put a paint roo with black hens. They get darker spots. What would I put with the painted hens. To make them darker. And also I have a red paint roo what I have been told. What would I put to him to make more or better. I've seen that buff hens are for that. But what is buff. As we have golds here.
sorry i meant this new article -it has a lot new that i didnt knowHi there all,I'm new to all this. As painted silkies are still rare in England. I have a nice breeding group of them. I know if you put a paint roo with black hens. They get darker spots. What would I put with the painted hens. To make them darker. And also I have a red paint roo what I have been told. What would I put to him to make more or better. I've seen that buff hens are for that. But what is buff. As we have golds here.