Your spelling is fine.....but good luck finding pure bred Ameraucanas and/or Araucanas.
Your cross nomenclature is incorrect, should be stated Male x Female, then you don't have to add the (rooster) label.
If you want OE's, I strongly suggest you get pure breeds as your main parent stock.
A good blue layer breed and a dark brown layer breeds.
I messed around with Welsummer cock over blue laying EE's, got some nice olives but half the female offspring laid brown.
I know very little about the genetics regarding plumage, combs, etc...
...except that solid feather color over barred feathers makes sexlinked chicks at hatch.
Why I chose the BCM for dark brown coating and solid feather color genes and CCL for blue shell and barring...guaranteed OE and sexlinked chicks.
Tho the sexlink thing only brought disappointment at hatch rather than waiting 6 wks for gender ID....hahaha!!...but good if you want to sell female day old chicks.
Know a little bit about the egg color genes, as that was my only 'breeding' goal.
There are 2 shell genes, white or blue, and a good dozen or so genes for coating color genes.
Your cross nomenclature is incorrect, should be stated Male x Female, then you don't have to add the (rooster) label.
If you want OE's, I strongly suggest you get pure breeds as your main parent stock.
A good blue layer breed and a dark brown layer breeds.
I messed around with Welsummer cock over blue laying EE's, got some nice olives but half the female offspring laid brown.
You must keep the one cock with the hens you want mated separate from other cocks. They 'share' freely. It can take up to 4 weeks to clear semen out of a hen if an undesired cock mates her.I’m wanting to know if the roosters would “share” or is there some kind of dividing of the hens?
Would telling which hens eggs are from which rooster be too hard? Keep separate flocks?
I know very little about the genetics regarding plumage, combs, etc...
...except that solid feather color over barred feathers makes sexlinked chicks at hatch.
Why I chose the BCM for dark brown coating and solid feather color genes and CCL for blue shell and barring...guaranteed OE and sexlinked chicks.
Tho the sexlink thing only brought disappointment at hatch rather than waiting 6 wks for gender ID....hahaha!!...but good if you want to sell female day old chicks.
Know a little bit about the egg color genes, as that was my only 'breeding' goal.
There are 2 shell genes, white or blue, and a good dozen or so genes for coating color genes.