Can I use another colour of brahma roo to cross with a gold partridge that I could breed and sell?

[NatJ]

For example with ausralorps you could cross and blue and a black and get a splash!

You got a few words in the wrong order here. The correct form would be to cross splash and black to get blue. A breeding of blue and black will give some blue chicks and some black chicks but no splash chicks.

 

[Pebbles25]

The first birds have the white gene. Not silver. The second bird has clean coloring and crossing those colors might give you that but would probably give messy coloring.

Oh right! Thank you!

 

[Pebbles25]

You got a few words in the wrong order here. The correct form would be to cross splash and black to get blue. A breeding of blue and black will give some blue chicks and some black chicks but no splash chicks.

Oops sorry!

 

[Pebbles25]

You will get leakage from those.
Rusty leakage on the silver of dark Brahmas or some double lacing on the buff females (or black on the breasts of males.) So not a pure color.
I think DarkxPartridge has the potential to produce Dark Silver Orange Brahmas though. Which I don't think is a pure color but if it interest you.

Love the look of the dark silver orange according to Google AI overview...
"To breed dark silver orange (DSO) Brahmas, you must cross a silver-based bird (like a Dark Brahma) with a gold-based bird carrying the blue dilution gene (like a Blue Partridge Brahma). This will produce offspring with a mix of silver and gold genetics, resulting in a three-way split of colors: Dark Silver Orange (DSO), Splash Silver Orange (SSO), and Blue Silver Orange (BSO)."

 

[NatJ]

Love the look of the dark silver orange according to Google AI overview...
"To breed dark silver orange (DSO) Brahmas, you must cross a silver-based bird (like a Dark Brahma) with a gold-based bird carrying the blue dilution gene (like a Blue Partridge Brahma). This will produce offspring with a mix of silver and gold genetics, resulting in a three-way split of colors: Dark Silver Orange (DSO), Splash Silver Orange (SSO), and Blue Silver Orange (BSO)."

The AI has black/blue/splash genes mixed up. For the parents listed, you only get two colors of chicks, the Dark Silver Orange and the Blue Silver Orange.

If you want to also have some Splash Silver Orange, you need both parents to have blue, so replace the Dark Brahma with one that has blue (might be called a Blue Dark Brahma, but I'm not positive.)

 

[Amer]

The AI has black/blue/splash genes mixed up. For the parents listed, you only get two colors of chicks, the Dark Silver Orange and the Blue Silver Orange.

If you want to also have some Splash Silver Orange, you need both parents to have blue, so replace the Dark Brahma with one that has blue (might be called a Blue Dark Brahma, but I'm not positive.)

That or blue silver partridge.

 

[Pebbles25]

The AI has black/blue/splash genes mixed up. For the parents listed, you only get two colors of chicks, the Dark Silver Orange and the Blue Silver Orange.

If you want to also have some Splash Silver Orange, you need both parents to have blue, so replace the Dark Brahma with one that has blue (might be called a Blue Dark Brahma, but I'm not positive.)

Thank you!