Chocolate coloring in chickens

[CreamBruelle]

What is chocolate dun-based and chocolate sex-linked in chicken coloring?

 

[blairctchickens]

they are Dun based, but not because they don´t look chocolate colored, they are dun because the breeder itself its mentioning the dun color, you see a breeder of recessive sex link chocolate would never put the word "Dun" with their chocolate projects..

now I just don´t see what´s the issue, as Dun can look just as chocolate as true breeding chocolate.

here is Dun based chocolate polish(nice shade of chocolate)

 

[spotsplus]

Chocolate can be seen in Seramas on occation. I have a few myself (and a few for sale).

 

[smoothmule]

There has never been a documented Dun in the Serama. There are chocolate looking phenotypes but the only real chocolate in Serama’s are sex linked/recessive chocolate, same gene as chocolate Orpingtons

 

[smoothmule]

I raise Dun chocolate Sumatra

 

[draailier]

What's in here both in these chickens (serama\s)?

 

[ColtHandorf]

Neither Dun or Chocolate. The male looks to have a Black-breasted Red pattern developing. Possibly partridge. The pullet looks Partridge or some other form of wild-type with some dilution going on. @nicalandia could probably tell you.

 

[draailier]

@nicalandia what coloring is in this serama chickens?

 

[draailier]

These two young chickens are now like this, see the pictures. It's the cockerel and the white/brown spotted hen. Any any answer on the colouring off these two birds. Like I said before these are both two serama's

 

[nicalandia]

Both are brown based(eb/eb, going by chick pictures) mostly wild patterned(Black Breast on Male) with recessive mottling