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  1. RoostersAreAwesome

    Self Blue (Lavender) X Splash? Also questions on Blue/Black/Splash Genes?

    You would get splash lavenders and blue lavenders. Both would be different from blue, splash, or lavender. I’m not sure about splash lavenders, but blue lavenders basically look like silvery splashes without the spots.
  2. RoostersAreAwesome

    Self Blue (Lavender) X Splash? Also questions on Blue/Black/Splash Genes?

    Self blue x blue would be 50% blue and 50% black (both split to self blue). This is because self blue is black with two copies of the lavender gene, so it acts like black when crossed with non-lavender varieties.
  3. RoostersAreAwesome

    Self Blue (Lavender) X Splash? Also questions on Blue/Black/Splash Genes?

    Black x black will always give you black, never blue. Lavender x splash will produce 100% blue offspring (split to lavender).
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