Why are you being a party pooper? So what, I want to try something new. You can't tell me what to do.
Because not everyone wants to breed what is avaliable here. And how do you know that people are going to just drop it in a few years because they hit some bumps in the road?
I'm not starting the breeding right away, I'll just be doing research and stuff then, I will start working on breeds.
And since, I'm starting a stable job, as a dog watcher!
The constant crossing won’t work. What you’re trying to make will take 8 generations to get what you want. And will probably also take lots of time space and resources. Super mixes take a long amount of time to display traits from all their parents. And even after that only 20 chicks in the end might actually inherit all the traits. Worse part is if you want these hybrids to be a perfected breed you’ll need several separate specimens of each breed you’re using and raise 4 separate clutches of such hybrids that don’t share the same parents or grandparents to prevent them from inbreeding too much in order to make them perfect and genetically stable. I’m sometimes forced to use ugly common farm breeds as genetic stabilizers. This tends to produce hybrids that don’t have a very good appearance but also lack genetic side effects. Even for my pure bred fancy breeds I often do this to produce better future generations. I’ve used common feral Kurdish fowl and Rhode Island Red specimens to hybridize with my jet black brahmas. The hybrids I kept are the ones that look more like black brahmas, then I breed them again with pure brhamas that aren’t related to them, this is my secret ingredient to producing healthier stronger and smarter pure jet black brahmas. The third gen look exactly like any normal jet black brahmas but they are usually larger more active and lay more eggs. The only problem is how aggressive they are compared to their great grand parents.
