Jan 11, 2017 #1 butterfliesdoku Songster Joined Mar 11, 2015 Messages 509 Reaction score 35 Points 116
Jan 11, 2017 #2 dheltzel Crowing Joined Nov 30, 2013 Messages 5,307 Reaction score 2,984 Points 421 Location Pottstown, PA Female. The headspot is not nearly large enough and the wild type down pattern means only a single barring gene, so definitely female. (Assuming a proper double barred father)
Female. The headspot is not nearly large enough and the wild type down pattern means only a single barring gene, so definitely female. (Assuming a proper double barred father)
Jan 11, 2017 #3 DancingWthDucks Crowing 9 Years Joined Feb 21, 2016 Messages 1,073 Reaction score 217 Points 257 Location Cumbria, UK X2
Jan 11, 2017 Thread starter #4 butterfliesdoku Songster Joined Mar 11, 2015 Messages 509 Reaction score 35 Points 116 Thank you. This is the only Bielefelder that hatched from the eggs we incubated and I was very confused.
Thank you. This is the only Bielefelder that hatched from the eggs we incubated and I was very confused.