Next year these go in the same pen as their father. Aim is to improve the type, to create e+/e+ pullets and to breed out the Pg gene. Hopefully that will result in more beautiful birds.
So, apart from a wyandotte bantam crele project, I have also started another little project.
(For some reason I like colours that have not been recognized by our national federation yet...)
I put a wyandotte buff barred or lemon cuckoo rooster (is there a difference?) with a buff wyandotte...
So, it would be a good idea to add her to the flock? She would produce 100% e+/e+ chicks (if my rooster is also e+/e+) and I would have a 50% chance for real crele.
What would the other 50%, crele with one dose of dominant white, look like? Any pics of "white crele"?
Meanwhile, I got hold of a pile wyandotte bantam. She has a salmon breast, and I was told she is e+/e+. I was thinking of using her in the crele project too, knowing I only have a 25% chance of having a non-white hen.
This is the father:
He should be e+/e+, which I really hope he turns out to be. I am trying to breed wyandotte bantams in his colour.
This colour is rare, probably even unseen in wyandottes in my country. I imported him. Since there are no hens available and wyandottes in the wild type colour...