BYC Genetic/Breed Calculator Huge Task Ahead!

[BlackHackle]

Anyone know the leg and skin color for Cochins?

I think that is related to the color. Like a black Cochin has black legs, and a Blue may have slate? There skin is white

 

[BlackHackle]

Eyes also vary from reddish bay to dark brown...

 

[Cyprus]

Yea, good idea...I was thinking of having colored presents for each breed of like the hackles and stuff which are linked up to the genes in the calculator. Also we must not forget the other game birds like Indian Game, Shamo, Malay, Assel, and Modern Game...I know some others, a friend of mine is extremely obsessed with game birds.

I have Aseel on the sheet already. I will be adding whatever is APA recognized, then reviewing the list and adding to it any breeds that aren't APA recognized but that I feel enough people have to be worth being on the calculator. Like Brabanters, for example.

 

[Cyprus]

Eyes also vary from reddish bay to dark brown...

I have eye color written down as "Red, Reddish Bay, Hazel, Black"

 

[Rose Quartz]

Anyone know the leg and skin color for Cochins?

The blue splash cochins ive seen had light colored legs they looked kind of pinkish to me. Is that white? Skin color was white. and really dark brown eyes

 

[Cyprus]

Adding pink to leg color.

 

[The Moonshiner]

What are you going to do with breeds/varieties which can have unknown recessives?
Of course first one comes to mind for me is white leghorns.
They can have a lot of different genes hiding under the white.
What about black varieties that can be gold or silver based?

 

[Cyprus]

What are you going to do with breeds/varieties which can have unknown recessives?
Of course first one comes to mind for me is white leghorns.
They can have a lot of different genes hiding under the white.
What about black varieties that can be gold or silver based?

No clue. Guess I'll cross that bridge when I get to it.
Hybrids such as commercial birds like stars, isa browns, cinnamon queens, and production red will not be included.
I suppose for breeds like that we could integrate a feature called a "hidden gene". Such that if a white leghorn were to be crossed with whatever, half of the offspring would be white (or whatever would become of having 1 copy of dominant white) and the other half would be labeled as "unknown" with the explanation of the hidden gene which cannot be determined. Make sense?
If the user knows what their bird is hiding, they can add the gene/s to their heart's content.

 

[Rose Quartz]

Adding pink to leg color.

Remembered cochins have feathered legs so what i was remembering was incorrect. i took pictures last time i was at my sisters the blue splash have grey feet.

 

[Cyprus]

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1q8uhGbj5yJeitrkyC7Vc7RpgzPlFgmMIcpkWh_KbxWE/edit?usp=sharing
Take a peek y'all and correct me if I've made any mistakes