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Thanks 1lpoock! I read that same thing in Holderreads book and was left with the same question. Now that I think about it, the APA doesn't say much at all about the gold phase, do they? It's the UK that prefers the gold and really specifies standards for that phase, I believe. I just checked...

Thanks, I'm anxious to see the ducklings, they still aren't laying yet. Sir Frances's mother is gold, that's why I have all these calculations on what his offspring would be. But I'm not sure he has the best form, so now Agave is the man!! Are gold hens supposed to have black legs like the...

City Chicker: Here is Honey, she is an awesome looking Harlequin to my eye. Here is Agave (gold drake) Just for contrast, my silver drake Sir Frances. The light was perfect to catch all his colors! And Bridgett my silver hen

Gold drake to gold hen = all gold offspring Gold drake to silver hen = gold ducklets and silver draklets Silver drake to silver hen = all silver offspring Silver drake to gold hen = all silver offspring phenotype (50% of males will have recessive gold gene**) BUT if the silver drake has a gold...

Quote: That's correct about the gold drake and silver hen, thank you 1lpook!* I just got back from vacation and haven't thought through what I will be able to offer this year. pirtykitty Cetewen (sp?) also has gold harlequins from Holderread and I know she will be selling hatching eggs...

I will have some gold welsh harlequin eggs, the pair are from Holderread and the duck is beautiful. I bought them from City Chicker. Also I want to breed the drake with my best silver harlequin, that will give silver ducklings. The silver duck has real good color but her form isn't quite as...

pirtykitty I saw on the sale forum a while ago that she was sellling all her ducks because of finances. She had really nice looking Welsh Harlequins and I miss her input.