Buff laced polish roo X gold laced hen

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Hello I was wondering if anyone could help me with a genetics question? I have 4 gold laced polish hens. Unfortunately the one we thought was a roo is a hen. But I do have an extra buff laced roo. Now my question. Can anyone tell me what I will end up with if I pair them? Thank you. Y'all are great.
 
Hello I was wondering if anyone could help me with a genetics question? I have 4 gold laced polish hens. Unfortunately the one we thought was a roo is a hen. But I do have an extra buff laced roo. Now my question. Can anyone tell me what I will end up with if I pair them? Thank you. Y'all are great.
By buff laced do you mean buff with white edging?
 
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Hello I was wondering if anyone could help me with a genetics question? I have 4 gold laced polish hens. Unfortunately the one we thought was a roo is a hen. But I do have an extra buff laced roo. Now my question. Can anyone tell me what I will end up with if I pair them? Thank you. Y'all are great.

Buff Laced Polish are Gold Laced with homozygous dominant white. So if you breed a Buff laced rooster to a Gold Laced hen, 100% of the chicks will look like Buff laced but with somewhat richer tone(two copies of dominant white tend to dilute gold color)

Buff laced Polish are ER/ER, Co/Co, Db/Db, Pg/Pg, Ml/Ml, I/I. Gold Laced Polish are ER/ER, Co/Co, Db/Db, Pg/Pg, Ml/Ml, i+/i+
 
Buff Laced Polish are Gold Laced with homozygous dominant white. So if you breed a Buff laced rooster to a Gold Laced hen, 100% of the chicks will look like Buff laced but with somewhat richer tone(two copies of dominant white tend to dilute gold color)

Buff laced Polish are ER/ER, Co/Co, Db/Db, Pg/Pg, Ml/Ml, I/I. Gold Laced Polish are ER/ER, Co/Co, Db/Db, Pg/Pg, Ml/Ml, i+/i+
Thank you so very much. I'm kind of excited to see the chicks now. Now if o may ask another question? The last paragraph which I think I'm making a safe assumption saying that those are abbreviations for different genes. (I'm showing my ignorance here. But that's why I'm here) Now to the question. Could you recommend a decent free or low cost source to learn how to understand completely what it means? Again thanks for the help I love this community!
 
I guess one more question. What would come out of the pairing of 2 of the offspring from that cross? Would I get half and half or does it not work that way? I'm learning thanks for your patience.
 

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