Cream Legbar Laying Pink Eggs??

I'm thinking it goes something like this:
3 or more generations ago, there was a cross into Bielefelder
This would produce a green egg layer
Said Green layer is bred to a CCL carrying one white gene
Your hen inherits the white gene and the light brown gene which, together, would produce this egg

This also would allow for her to still be sex linked.
 
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..

I don’t think feed can change it, but I’m just starting out and could be wrong.

Purple speckled and purple pink coated eggs? I’m going to have to a welsummers to my wish list! I haven’t seen any in my area, but that’s great!

My egg business start up I’m focusing on local and pretty eggs... I want to get the affluent “summer people” and tourists buying them. We had lots of people last summer trying to buy eggs, and barely enough to feed ourselves and the WWOOFers during the summer! Young people working hard have big appetites! Lol

Not sure how my 7 (out of 10 chicks) Sapphire boys are going to contribute... I keep winning the “Cockerel Lottery” it seems! I guess with private breeders things can be a bit of a crap shoot, but I’m sure even the best might have hiccups now and then!
 

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