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Quote: No, the genetics are entirely different. Blue is the heterozygous state of a single gene. Splash is the homozygous state of the gene. In either one or two copies, the blue gene dilutes all black pigment in the feathers to some degree. Red, however is the result of a group of genes...

So if only blue to blue will produce a splash 25% of the time will red to red also produce a red splash?