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Warhol is way cute!!

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Ameraucana breeder [correction: Paul] Smith in Texas will have day-old Black, Blue & Splash chicks available in May. He posted a thread at http://www.ameraucana.org/abcforum/index.php?a=topic&t=1219 and you can click on his name there to contact him. You could let him know about this special...

SO EAGERLY wanting some of these Splashes to get paired up with some Ameraucana Blacks and Blues. There are lots of good, quality Blacks & Blues around--These are the most common true Ameraucana colors. This would immediately create the Silkie Ameraucana (still my definite vote for name of...

KellyHM--So very, very, very sorry. I'm sure I can't begin to know how painfully hard things are right now for you. I am glad you got to have the 2 little ones at least a little while--but maybe that's even harder. They looked like dear little chicks. I am just so, so sorry. I hope by a miracle...

Go, chicks, go! We are all hoping you make a happy journey, and waiting with open computer screens!

cottagegarden--THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing your knowledge & an actual photo! I've bred just Blue Wheatens & Wheatens pure & it's good to know more about how other color crossings would turn out. p.s. I am getting out of showing, and selling the last of my Large Fowl Ameraucanas via my website...

Quote: Can you reliably get Blue Wheatens from a Wheaten X Blue cross???? I don't know the genetics involved very thoroughly on that crossing...

I am SOOOOOOOOOOO happy this line of chickens is being developed! Thanks to everyone helping! I am adding my vote that they be called Silkied Ameraucanas (as long as the individual bird has all the other required Ameraucana traits--and if not, then "Silkied Easter Egger").

To help clear up very common misunderstandings— If there aren’t organizations defining and tracking breeds, there can be no real understanding on what makes up certain breeds. Hobby breeders, commercial hatcheries, many county fairs, etc. can have ideas of what chickens of particular breeds...

Quote: Would it work to add two (so they could be buddies) Black or Blue Ameraucana hens in with your young roo in that pen? Or in with your older roo (wherever he's kept)?

These are BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!! It would be help if offspring could be bred by several people in case any problems come up in the original flock. PLEASE--Anyone who gets a chance, please help keep this line of Ameraucanas (Yes--I realize they're actually EEs) going!

Enquiring minds want to know!!!

Quote: Jubaby, Your pair is incredible!!! I've wanted to try frizzling Ameraucanas for a while since breeds other than Cochins can be frizzled, but I had no idea breeds other than actual Silkies could be "silkied." I still don't know if frizzle genes are compatible with the genes required for...