Curious how many genes for color and pattern a chicken can hold recessively? I was under the impression that it was only one, meaning it has two copies but one shows and one is recessive. But if a recessive white has to have two copies of re white but can still pass other colors recessively then...
Where I wasn't quite understanding was in this particular case it seemed like a lot splash chicks were showing up , and everyone was saying that was properly because someone was splash recessively. My confusion is on why no blues? Wouldn't splash produce blue and maybe black too and not just...
I thought blue and splash were essentially the same gene and that you could get splash chicks from a blue parent and blue from a splash because it's a dilution gene. At least that's how I thought it worked for breeding BBs to each other. If the other parent isn't BBS does that change things?
Curious how you like the sand (know it's way off topic, 😔) and what state your in mainly to know what kind of weather you deal with? I'm in TN and considering switching to sand