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I have a group here in Herald CA next to Galt.

New Dickey's incubator is loaded, and my shippping boxes and NPIP certification finally arrived! Have chicks and young birds available. Many more hatching on the 30th March, and the 18th of April. PM me for details / reservations /prices. All have had their Marek's vaccine. Youngest I am...

Breed to black split lavender hens and keep the lavenders from this crossing. I would not breed him to lavender hens. I sold the pullet in the pic because I did not want to have to guess who was black split and who was black. Al chicks hatched black are definitely splits with my current...

My split roo is throwing a few on rare occasion with my lavender hens. Right now he is competing with two lav roosters so odds are low, but I think I have a few split chicks in the brooder now if you are interested in them once they grow up a bit. (I also have lavender orpington splits and I...

If you can hammer through all the headache inducing genetic talk, the Genetics of Chickencolor answers all of your questions. There is a lot of cool information anyway..... see link. http://kippenjungle.nl/basisEN.htm

yes, but the lavender gene is the same in every breed so we can help her out too.... A pic of my Black (hopefully split) Ameraucana and a split pullet in my group. Testing soon to see which he is.

There is no visual difference between a lavender split black and an all black from the same crossing. Lavender is easier to remember if you think of it as the "splash" in the standard blue chart: Blue Color Chart Blue x Blue = 50% Blue, 25% Black, 25% Splash Blue x Splash = 50% Blue, 50%...

My boys picked for the 2015 season. I do have 5 other lavender boys waiting in the "wings"

Black split eggs are the same as any Ameraucana. The ones that hatch from your lavender/black splits are considered pure lavender if they hatch lavender color since it is just one of three variations possible in lavenders (Lavender, Black Split and Black). Lavenders are just like the blue breeds...

mine are not laying since molt either--- boooo

From the pics, they are barred like the feathers. Not true slate. There should be zero pink. I do not think it is possible for a barred bird to ever have slate legs per genetic rules. I have a few barred Ameraucanas as well.