BYC Genetic/Breed Calculator Huge Task Ahead!

[BlackHackle]

Alright, I'm going to head to my genetics research lab (LOL) and figure out a couple things there...thinking of adding tail shape as a gene so that you can see what would happen if you crossed a 35 decree tail with a full blown 10 in long tail

 

[Rose Quartz]

Cubalaya:

Comb: Pea
Num. of toes: 4
Feathered feet: no
Skin color: WHITE
Egg Color: light brown
Earlobe color: Red
Crested/Bearded/Muffed: no
Vulture Hocks: no
Silkie: no
Hen Feathering: no
Leg Color: pink(white), slate with standard black.
Eye Color:reddish bay

Tail: "lobster tail" angled down
accepted feather colors: black, black-breasted red, white

eta: there are bantam versions of this breed.

 

[Amer]

I think these are fantastic ideas! I don't know if you two looked at that python genetic calculator I linked on this thread, but what they do is use a real picture of the animal if they have one and a drawing if they don't.
If we use real pictures of parent birds and proven crosses (As in the owner knows with 100% certainty what the cross is) then we can significantly cut down the workload for the illustrators. It also provides a great opportunity to get certain color varieties for purebred parent birds without having to color more bases to provide for it.
The pictures will have to be crisp and very clear, with no people in the photo though. The bird should take up the whole space.

nice

Anyone know the leg and skin color for Cochins?

Leg color: yellow

I need earlobe and eye color for Crevecoeurs

Eyes: reddish bay
Earlobes: white

@BlackHackle Give me some info on the breeds and I'll add them.
Comb, # of toes, feathered or clean legged, skin color, egg color, earlobe color, leg color, eye color, bearded?, muffs?, crested?, Silkied?

Campine
Comb: single
Toes:4
Clean legged
Skin color: white
Eggs: white
Earlobes:white
Leg color: slate
Eyes: dark brown
Bearded:no
Ear tufts: no
Crested:no
Silkied:no
Other: henny feathered

 

[Rose Quartz]

Cubalaya:

Comb: Pea
Num. of toes: 4
Feathered feet: no
Skin color: (I haven't found this yet)
Egg Color: light brown
Earlobe color: Red
Crested/Bearded/Muffed: no
Vulture Hocks: no
Silkie: no
Hen Feathering: no
Leg Color: pink(white), slate with standard black.
Eye Color:reddish bay

Tail: "lobster tail" angled down
accepted feather colors: black, black-breasted red, white

eta: there are bantam versions of this breed.

"Araucana skin color is the same."
ETA: "I just realized that Cubalaya skin color is white"

I found it!
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/bbr-cubalaya-genetics-question.721514/page-4

 

[Rose Quartz]

I don't have a copy of the american SOP. is this what everyone else is using?
http://www.amerpoultryassn.com/Breed Variety Info.htm

 

[Amer]

I don't have a copy of the american SOP. is this what everyone else is using?
http://www.amerpoultryassn.com/Breed Variety Info.htm

I have a copy. I'll use it to check my Campine research.

 

[Amer]

nice


Leg color: yellow

Eyes: reddish bay
Earlobes: white

Campine
Comb: single
Toes:4
Clean legged
Skin color: white
Eggs: white
Earlobes:white
Leg color: slate
Eyes: dark brown
Bearded:no
Ear tufts: no
Crested:no
Silkied:no
Other: henny feathered

Checked over using standard. All correct.

 

[Rose Quartz]

Checked over using standard. All correct.

wanna double check mine?

 

[Rose Quartz]

I'm wondering, since I don't have the SOP, should I be instead looking for the genetics behind the colors? I stumbled on some while looking up other info.

maybe I can start a spreadsheet for that specifically, with what Cyprus already has?

 

[BlackHackle]

Hey, quick question guys...do genetically Columbian birds contain a hidden partridge e^b/e^b?