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One looks like the cream coturnix. Unless both are..

Quote: LOL, I am pretty new at this, I haven't seen much! Most of my whites have a few brown specks, and these 2 have gold spots. I was planning to put white females with a gold male, but don't know if I should with these. But until I saw ShelleyD's post, I didn't think any more of it then...

Quote: Is this unusual? I have two - I can take pictures of them. They are just about to turn 7 weeks old and I haven't sexed them yet. One looks just like yours and the other has almost her? whole rump gold. If you haven't seen it, then yes, unusual. I am using them to create another color...

Quote: OK, so what do you call the E/e+ without gold gene? Tibetan? correct!

Rosetta would need the gold gene too

Quote: Ok, so I'm getting "silvers" next week (finally!). Are they really silvers or are they blues? The photos are the parent stock and once I get my birds I'll take my own photos if that would help. https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/61415_silver_coturnix.jpg Those are...

Quote: Your website is already very helpful. My questions: Is the white in english whites recessive? English Whites are recessive. The thing with English whites is, they are not white, they hide a second color and if you look closely, they are not white. The ones that hatch for us are...

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Yes, white genes can be lethal. There is a "light down lethal" and they are English Whites but in 3 weeks they die or don't make it as little chicks. Some make it but carry the gene.

Those letters are confusing...well let me tell you one hint...quail genetics is very close to chicken in the colors... I am trying to explain it more for those who just want symplicity. It's tough with splits, you never know what you get... The splits do improve some traits for lethality though...

Quote: Finally Someone I can answer Here is something I concocted that may help you a little https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=416724 - English White to [Jumbo] Brown= Jumbo Browns...if the English whites are homozygous, you can get them to show up on the...