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Dun colored OEGB Bantam next to a black one these are the babies that were posted earlier.

If I had a way to give you some of these chicks I would. I don't need 10 of them. I have one Black Roo and I have a Lavender split chick and a lavender I can't wait to get started on this project.

Quote: OK, that is what I got the Khaki are the light ones right? I didn't think I had Splash. I got the chicks from Ideal Hatchery. I wasn't concerned with the quality, just the color because I am going to try to get the color on my Ameraucanas.

Here are some pictures of some 2 week old Chocolate OEGB Bantams. They are actually Dun because they won't breed true. I can't wait until they feather out so I can get a better idea of the color they will be. If I understand right I should get Black, Brown and Splash, right now I am seeing...

Quote: How can you tell the differnce between the Chocolate color and the Dark Brown Dun? Is there lacing on the Dun? I know that the Duns don't breed true and the Chocolates do. What does autosomal mean?

That is very interesting that her parents were buff and blue. Are you hatching any eggs from her and her daughters?

Quote: Are we talking about the same brown Orpington Hen that was posted by Tony?

That looks like Chocolate to me. If I understand the genetics of Chocolate you need to breed her back to one of her sons and you should get more of that color and then breed a Chocolate rooster to a her and the offspring should be all Choclolate. What color where her parents? Are thpse...

I'm sure someone is out there breeding the Chocolate color and they are laying very low until they get something they can start selling to the public and making lots of $$$$

I Asked the same thing about breeding this color. I have seen posts where people were going to try and then nothing after that. Google Chocolate Orpington and look at the websites from the UK. They are beautiful! Unfornatley, the only breed that may carry the Chocolate gene in the United States...