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Well it looks like the lavender gene is more dominate. I have 4 gray chicks and 2 yellow ones so far.
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Well it looks like the lavender gene is more dominate. I have 4 gray chicks and 2 yellow ones so far.
Black chicks with large pea combs or strange looking combs, some feathers on the feet. Probably big, fluffy, friendly birds. They will carry the lavender gene, but because it's recessive, you won't be able to see any effects from it.
Pics?!Well it looks like the lavender gene is more dominate. I have 4 gray chicks and 2 yellow ones so far.
Well it looks like the lavender gene is more dominate. I have 4 gray chicks and 2 yellow ones so far.
I have more lavender than any other ones. Not sure but most of the eggs were smaller and those did come from my lavender hens they are youngDo you have any idea which eggs they came from? (Or who their mothers were?)
I'm guessing the gray ones probably came from your Brahma hen or your Rhode Island Red hen, or possibly the white hens. The yellow ones likely came from the white hens. (Of course, I could be very wrong--but if you don't know for sure they had the lavender mother, then I'm guessing they did not.)
How does your smaller hens handle the big braham roo? I just ordered 3 dark Brahams hens. Once I finish scaling up I'll have around 45 hens and 1 easter Eggers roo. I'd like to get 1 dark Brahams roo but I'm worried he would squash my little hens.