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http://AmeraucanaAlliance.org/forum/index.php?topic=28.0
No, but there are loads of threads here that are packed with color genetics information.
Basically all chickens are either a silver-base color or gold/red base color. There are a few genes that can control the intensity of the red/gold base color. Black coloring is controlled by 'pattern' genes. Then, there are the genes that modify or change the black.
For example, if you have a Gold Laced Wyandotte, the base color is gold, the black pattern gene is for lacing. Now if you add the BBS gene, all the black lacing will turn blue or splash, leaving the base color unchanged. Or if you add dominant white, the black lacing will turn white, leaving the base color unchanged.
They are very pretty. How old are yours? I have some that are just at 10 weeks, and it seems all of a sudden that they have grown so much.
I'm impressed! They are good sized birds!I did a weight on them! They are 20 weeks old.The lavender is 7lbs and the black is 8lbs. The black is the biggest of the hatch and the lavender is the second biggest. When I felt them they felt kinda thin.Teenage years I guess! They have feed at all times.Growing boys!
I did a weight on them! They are 20 weeks old.The lavender is 7lbs and the black is 8lbs. The black is the biggest of the hatch and the lavender is the second biggest. When I felt them they felt kinda thin.Teenage years I guess! They have feed at all times.Growing boys!
I'm impressed! They are good sized birds!
Wow they are big! I would not have thought they would weigh that much yet. But I am new with Ameraucanas so I do not really know yet!