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A cock with silver phenotype can be either heterozygous silver or homozygous silver. A gold cock is a gold cock because gold is recessive.

This is not an issue of ig or Ig+. Silver 55 male- B/B, S/S, k+/k+, e+/e+, mo/mo Silver 55 female- B/-, S/-, k+/-, e+/e+, mo/mo Gold 55 male- B/B, s+/s+, k+/k+, e+/e+, mo/mo Gold 55 female- B/-, s+/-, k+/-, e+/e+, mo/mo The first 3 in each being Z chromosome and the second 2 being autosomal.

Thats a gold male and silver female.

I have 7 Queen Silvia, just a few days old. For some reason I'm not able to upload pictures! Good tip on the space...I'll have to make sure they have access to my tunnel system also...all my good free range types love them.

Did you have any luck color sexing these chicks right when you got them? If so what did you look for to determine sex? Did you find out were correct when they matured?

I have heard that the Maline can be sexed at hatched...but Greenfire Farms even says that they have not had luck with it. Wouldn't it be fairly easy if the Roos have double bare genes? Does anyone have luck sexing their day old Malines? Has anyone had luck only breeding those that are easily...