Do split cameos have any identifying markers?

[Tkpfowl]

So I have the opportunity to pick up 3-2 year old IB males for $25 each. The guy told me that he’s gotten a few cameo chicks over the past few years offspring. All his birds came from the same 2 parents, both IB obviously with someone carrying cameo, so they should have the same odds of carrying cameo genes as well. I figure at the least the male is split to cameo, seeing as how few cameo chicks he’s produced. If both parents were split wouldn’t more chicks be cameo?

Are there any identifying markers on an IB split cameo cock? Anything I should look for to clue me in?

We’ll probably pick them up anyways seeing as they are pretty cheap and we’ve had good luck with previous birds from him. And who wouldn’t love coming home to a few pretty blue boys grazing in the yard.

 

[BirdsBeesTrees]

I think only males can be a split of something...

 

[BirdsBeesTrees]

www.leggspeafowl.com/basic-genetics.html

 

[Tkpfowl]

Oh ya duh. Total brain fart disregard the female being split part.‍‍‍

 

[AB03Sam]

I have a four year old India blue peacock split to cameo and he just looks like a normal India blue. I just found out he was split to cameo last year when I got three cameo peahen chicks out of him.

 

[Tkpfowl]

I had a feeling theyd look normal. Oh well guess I just have to get 3 blue hens to pair them to and figure out if any are split cameo. I mean either way we can’t lose with that kind of deal.

 

[KsKingBee]

Buy a Cameo hen, then you might get both sexes in Cameo.

 

[Dany12]

'Split something' with identifying markers, only the pattern related to white ... white, pied and silver pied.
All the color there is no marker !