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Are all frizzles really "frizzly," I thought these were but now I'm not sure...
Because the dominance is incomplete some frizzles will look more extreme than others but those pics look more that normal feathers to me. Hard to say for certain nut that's my guess. There should be some frizzling.- ChickensRDinos
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Are all frizzles really "frizzly," I thought these were but now I'm not sure...
No. Its the opposite. What nana is saying is somewhat incorrect. Frizzle is an incomplete dominant gene. A normal feathered bird is ff. A frizzled bird is Ff. You can not breed two Ff birds because FF is deformed birds with feathers that fall out. So, to get frizzles you need to breed a Ff to a...- ChickensRDinos
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Are all frizzles really "frizzly," I thought these were but now I'm not sure...
Frizzled refers to a gene that causes the feather to grow curling out. If they did not inherit the gene they are not a frizzle. It is possible one of their parents is but it looks like they are not. Frizzle is a gene trait not a breed.- ChickensRDinos
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- Forum: What Breed Or Gender is This?