So a splash over a blue will produce 100% blue?
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No,So a splash over a blue will produce 100% blue?
Black x splash = 100% blueSo a splash over a blue will produce 100% blue?
Ah ha! Thank you! Marking it as well![COLOR=A8A8A8]
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[COLOR=000037]Blue X Blue = 50% Blue . 25% Black , 25% Splash[/COLOR]
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[COLOR=000037]Blue X Splash = 50% Blue , 50% Splash [/COLOR]
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[COLOR=000037]Blue X Black = 50% Blue, 50% Black[/COLOR]
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[COLOR=000037]Splash X Black = 100% Blue [/COLOR]
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[COLOR=000037]Black X Black = 100% Black [/COLOR]
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[COLOR=000037]Splash X Splash = 100% Splash[/COLOR]
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[COLOR=000037]These are based on mating of 100 chicks. It is possible to have varying results when breeding smaller #'s when the law of average has yet to take effect.[/COLOR]
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Booooo!I think you know the sexes..
Just keep an eye on the hack and saddle feathers for any type of shinny pointed feathers. Usually at 8 weeks if you have big wattles, you have a male. (I already see pointy feathers developing on them)