I know genetics but not a master. Lol That calculator is confusing with all the options at once and no way to pick just one mother and father that I can see. Will try it on my computer instead of my phone.
I could try. Maybe we are not trying to get the same result as each other. But try this. I will do an example with the first link, the "U.S" one. Put in the stats of your male on the left column. Pharaoh is the base for all, so you leave it as Pharaoh for any dropdown that does not include your bird. Lets say I have a male Tuxedo. That means I only deal with the last dropdown. I mark it as tuxedo. All the other dropdowns stay as Pharaoh. Now our lady. Let's say she is Italian. So I only deal with the third dropdown. Leave the rest as Pharaoh. Hit Calculate. Get the following estimates for what the babies will be. 12.5% Italian 12.5% Italian 12.5% Italian Tuxedo 12.5% Italian Tuxedo 12.5% Pharaoh 12.5% Pharaoh 12.5% Tuxedo 12.5% Tuxedo Those estimated might seem like a "yeah....I can easily just divide the babies into equal chunks of all the parents". But that is not always the case. Change the female to be a Manchurian and suddenly you get.... 25% Italian 25% Italian 25% Italian Tuxedo 25% Italian Tuxedo No Manchurian babies.... Or make the dad English White and the mom Italian. 25% Italian Tuxedo 25% Italian Tuxedo 25% Tuxedo 25% Tuxedo No English white babies or pure Italian babies. Does that help? I think the key is to leave the dropdown set to Pharaoh unless another choice on that dropdpown applies to your bird.
@KikisGirls . That is how I would have inputted it. And those estimates look about what I would expect for the babies. It is all about dominant versus recessive genes. Sometimes the estimate is pretty boring (like in your example), but sometimes it is much more fun when the genes mix in fun ways that spit out babies that don't look like EITHER of the parents.