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minifarmmom
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Haha I would post a video of I could!I’m still not sold that this Legbar laid a pink egg. Never heard anything like this happening.
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Haha I would post a video of I could!I’m still not sold that this Legbar laid a pink egg. Never heard anything like this happening.
Interesting, I suppose anything is possible. Super odd!What if both the parents were impure and carried a recessive brown gene, but they otherwise presented as CCL? Could that be what happened? Asking, not suggesting that’s what happened... I don’t know enough about egg color genetics
Brown is dominantWhat if both the parents were impure and carried a recessive brown gene, but they otherwise presented as CCL? Could that be what happened? Asking, not suggesting that’s what happened... I don’t know enough about egg color genetics
I guess I'm not super bummed since it adds some pretty color to my egg basket but it does make me question the other hens I got from her as well. I have quite a few legbar hens but only a couple from that hatch.
Do you know if feed can change color of eggs? Because I also have welsummers that lay purple speckled and purple/pink coated eggs..I really don't think it does..
But that's for coating, not egg shell color.Brown is dominant
IIRC?But that's for coating, not egg shell color.
IIRC, blue shell genes are dominant.
Brown is applied to white eggs like a spray from a can of spray paint. The blue egg gene is dominant to non blue (white)Brown is dominant
It will be white. Only blue eggs are blue on the inside.What colour is the inside of the shell of the pink egg?