Brahma Red Pyle

[pingo]

hi there. Please, to create the red pyled color, on roos and hens, splash x red? Can yours help me?

 

[The Moonshiner]

You need two copies of dominate white added to a black breasted red type.

 

[pingo]

You need two copies of dominate white added to a black breasted red type.

Blue light, splash are white dominant?

 

[The Moonshiner]

No
Dominate white is dominate white.
Blue and/or splash has nothing to do with dominate white.
Nor does it have anything to do with Pyle.

 

[pingo]

No
Dominate white is dominate white.
Blue and/or splash has nothing to do with dominate white.
Nor does it have anything to do with Pyle.

Sorry for my ignorance, I'm learning. so I put on a pure white brahma with a red-breasted black male right? Could you explain what two copies would be? Thanks

 

[nicalandia]

hi there. Please, to create the red pyled color, on roos and hens, splash x red? Can yours help me?

Red Pyle color in Brahman is quite different from the Red Pyle color found on Old English Game lines, since Brahmas lack wildtype background, the Pyle and Lemon Pyle Brahma are based on a gold partridge Brahma line, since the splash genotype(Bl/Bl) can be bred to look very much white, some people use splash(Bl/Bl) instead of Dominant white(I/I)

 

[The Moonshiner]

I'm a bit ignorant about brahma genetics myself.
There's dominate white and recessive white. Idk

Red Pyle color in Brahman is quite different from the Red Pyle color found on Old English Game lines, since Brahmas lack wildtype background, the Pyle and Lemon Pyle Brahma are based on a gold partridge Brahma line, since the splash genotype(Bl/Bl) can be bred to look very much white, some people use splash(Bl/Bl) instead of Dominant white(I/I)

I didn't know what's available in brahma.
Partridge would be a bit off for the hens but should be about same for roosters.
Also wasn't sure if or which white was available.
I can see using splash to get a simular look but sure wouldn't call it pyle if its a splash instead of white.
My experience is with making pyle from white and lt brown leghorns.

 

[nicalandia]

My experience is with making pyle from white and lt brown leghorns.

Yes, that is how they are usually made, but on breeds where e+ is not found eb is a very good substitute

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