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That’s really neat!:clap

Interesting... This raises an interesting question about my 2nd rooster who has minimal black spangles.I wonder what happens genetically when a black spangled bird is mixed with a white mottled bird?? :pop

I know you are speaking to Amer but I would like to share my own opinion if that’s alright with you? I have found that Spangles seem to always be black spots and Mottles are white spots on chickens.My other rooster has spangles under his hackles,you can only see them when he molts.

Ha! That sounds really interesting,like a black sex link that is bedecked in speckles..Love it.:cool::love

I already knew of the calculator but not the other link so that was very helpful thank you!:D

Here is a better picture of my rooster.

I bet his babies will be black,such a dominant color..I’ll try to get a better picture of him in the sun today. :)

Anyone want to chip in?

Thank you for replying, I just posted a pic of the boy!:)Is the Paint/Pied gene a possibility? I know that that sometimes comes from mottled breeds?

I’m going to be receiving a young Speckled Sussex cockerel from a friend who needs him gone and I know that mottling in Speckled Sussex is recessive so his mottling won’t show up if I bred him with many of the breeds I have,but I do have both Speckled Sussex and Ancona hens I could pair with...