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Rare, close to blue, but not cold in the middle anymore

Can just be the odds. I had a blue male and every single chick he fathered that had a bbs mother ended up either blue or splash with only one exception of a black daughter. Out of dozens, she was the only black he fathered

Indeed

Yes, bit I don't know how much further they are from me timewise. I know Australia is 7 hours ahead, so if they're closer to me than Australia, then they're less than 7, if they're further than me, it's more than 7 hours ahead

With most of my questionable ones, I go with the thought process of 'if they feel they have a chance, they probably do'. If she's still alert, eating and talking, she feels she has a chance. Feel her breast, make sure she's not losing weight. Have you moved her to see if she can stand on her own?

Oh fun. Is that like a Ren faire? Or like an actual festival celebrating ancestry?

Anyone here going to a pride festival this month?

Yeah, Australia is 7 hours ahead, so you're probably a bit further ahead if I have the right map pictured

Ugh. Family is gone now and they left behind their germs 😭. I have an interview tomorrow too

Must have been, it wasn't here when I got on

Yeah, but Mm x Mm will only make 25% mottled. 50% will carry but not show and 25% won't carry it at all

Really?

Have you weaned them onto those temperatures? Or do they still have a light/heatsource

Have you weaned them onto the day and night temperatures? What's the climate like where you are?

The rough feathers? Yes. They're partially barbed, same with some tail feathers, so they'll look smooth and kinda ragged.

Probably one of the most ontopic things we've had though, lol

Indeed

How will all of these chicks be mottled if both parents only have 1 mottled gene?

I think I'm going to feel a bit sad when I finish my book. Happy it's finished, but like 'It's all done now' sad/relieved....

@NatJ Knows genetics way better than I do. Are you wanting to just breed WLR Cornish? I'd just get some correct hens at that point