Creating Experimental Black Crele Chickens (Different Genetics, new variety)

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Rare Blue Tuxedo OEGB.View attachment 1797996 View attachment 1797998 Reminds me of a Blue Tuxedo Button Quail.

Do you mean blue mottled? Tuxedo isn't a color in chickens.

 

[Cyprus]

Do you mean blue mottled? Tuxedo isn't a color in chickens.

I said the same thing. It's blue mottled.

MysticChickens is making things up. Whether for attention or feelgood I could not say.

 

[The Moonshiner]

Or maybe it's just an undiscovered pattern that she discovered.
Or maybe she crossed an oegb with a quail to get the gene in chickens.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Do you mean blue mottled? Tuxedo isn't a color in chickens.

Fact: Quails are chickens they're in the same family.

It has a white belly, and blue back. Came from a rare breeds Barnyard mix. That chick hatched out really tiny, and had trouble eating, then it she got pasty butt, but she's doing well now. I looked up mottled, and it doesn't fit the coloration, and pattern.

 

[HuffleClaw]

Fact: Quails are chickens.

Umm, no they are not. Quail and chickens can’t even live together without the risk of swapping diseases.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Umm, no they are not. Quail and chickens can’t even live together without the risk of swapping diseases.

Look it up?

 

[HuffleClaw]

Look it up?

Excuse me?


Ya know what? Never mind.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Chicken

Quail

 

[Cyprus]

Fact: Quails are chickens they're in the same family.

This coming from the same person who tried to tell me that two different breeds of chicken are the same breed, then compared chickens to hyenas as evidence.
Then used inbreeding of dogs as an argument for natural selection, again in an attempt to validate her disillusioned argument that two breeds of chickens are the same breed.
You also told me that species and breed are the same thing, remember that?
And you study aliens in your free time.


Don't test me. I have screenshots.

 

[Cyprus]

Look it up?

You need to state your sources. If your source is Wikipedia or some third-party flat-earther sponsored article, you're not looking too hot.