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so the white gene in this white rosecomb then is dominant since the chick is white with black spots and not black with white spots,,,got it very interesting,

well , thanks, i get it now,,,for splash i need the blue gene,,, i was wrong in my thinking,,,, i had bred a black rosedcomb with a white rosecomb and the chick is white with black spots and i wasnt sure what that would be called,,,, if anything,i thought splash,,i dont know why. but thank you...

so if i breed black to white, i get mottled? maybe?? or a mess, maybe??? oh and i love the thud face,,,my thoughts exactly..lol

so in order to get the splash you need a blue gene,,, genetic,,,,,ohhh my head hurts,,,,lol

in any chicken breed in general,,,to get splash coloring is it as simple as breeding black to white? or is it something else? thanks, wendy