Who has seen a chicken with the coloring Isabel Lavender Spangled?

[DrinkTheRainbow]

I was on Breed Book and I saw the color Isabel Lavender Spangled.

It looks like this:

Rooster:

Hen:

So, have YOU seen this?

 

[Illia]

Sure. Even hatcheries sell that color, it's called Porcelain.

 

[DrinkTheRainbow]

No, it's not. The spots in the hens of Isabel are larger and there is a coloring difference in the rooster's tail.

 

[Illia]

No, it's the same. Isabel is simply the term for when Lavender dilutes gold, making it the yellow color. Otherwise, take off the lavender, and you have a Mille Fleur colored bird.

The size of the white is only a matter of quality. The color of the tail is also only a matter of quality.

 

[RAREROO]

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Porcelain is similar but not quite the color the OP is talking about. The color the OP is talking about would be like a Golden Spangled Hamberg diluted by lavender. Notice that it doesnt have mottling like in porcelain but actual spangleing.

Even Spangled Gamefowl isnt the same as Spangled Hambergs. Spangled Gamefowl are Mottled Red Duckwing.

And Porcelain would be Mottled Gold Columbian with Lav.

But the mottling gene isnt in the birds like the ones the OP posted.

 

[DrinkTheRainbow]

OOH! I'm confused lol. I'll post the genes thingy lol:

Isabel:

Hen: e^b/e^b,co+/co+,Db/Db,Pg/Pg,Ml/Ml,Cha+/Cha+,mh+/mh+,di+/di+,Ig+/Ig+,cb+/cb+,i+/i+,bl+/bl+,lav/lav,C+/C+,Mo+/Mo+,b+/-,s+/-,Choc+/-

Rooster: e^b/e^b,co+/co+,Db/Db,Pg/Pg,Ml/Ml,Cha+/Cha+,mh+/mh+,di+/di+,Ig+/Ig+,cb+/cb+,i+/i+,bl+/bl+,lav/lav,C+/C+,Mo+/Mo+,b+/b+,s+/s+,Choc+/Choc+

Porcelain:

Hen: e^b/e^b,Co/Co,db+/db+,pg+/pg+,ml+/ml+,Cha+/Cha+,mh+/mh+,di+/di+,Ig+/Ig+,cb+/cb+,i+/i+,bl+/bl+,lav/lav,C+/C+,mo/mo,b+/-,s+/-,Choc+/-

Rooster: e^b/e^b,Co/Co,db+/db+,pg+/pg+,ml+/ml+,Cha+/Cha+,mh+/mh+,di+/di+,Ig+/Ig+,cb+/cb+,i+/i+,bl+/bl+,lav/lav,C+/C+,mo/mo,b+/b+,s+/s+,Choc+/Choc+

Does anyone on here also know the terms used above?

 

[RAREROO]

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"Isabel" isnt a technical color with set genes, its just used to describe a Gold pattern diluted by Lav. Ex Wheaten Isabel, Partridge Isabel, ect...

 

[Omniskies]

It looks a lot like a Cream Brabanter that is a Self Blue/Lavender instead of Black.

 

[DrinkTheRainbow]

This is me:

 

[Illia]

Wait, so you're talking about spangling as in like a hamburg, and not as in mottling then. . . ?

Well then that's the only difference right there.

One is mottled one isn't, but has the genes to be spangled. (melanizer)