Does this breed even exist?

[AngelaY]

Hi, so I got two ducks from my mom's cousin and he said that this was a "white cayuga" but I'm not sure if that's even a thing... I've seen some splashes of white in a Cayuga, but never a full white one. Here she is (not sure if she's even a she...)

She's standing next to her cayuga sister (Not from same parents but raised together)

 

[muddy75]

@WVduckchick ???

 

[AngelaY]

Anyone? I'm very curious... can't find anything on Google either. Not sure if this helps but she has yellow feet

 

[WVduckchick]

@shawluvsbirds has cayugas. I don’t think they have a white version, although they naturally get quite a bit of white as they age. How old is the duck?

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Maybe it's a mutation that makes it lack pigment? I think it's called luistic

 

[shawluvsbirds]

I do not think a "white Cayuga" is a thing. Yes they do get more and more white as they get older and can end up almost completely White.
But they would still have a black Bill and feet and legs.

 

[shawluvsbirds]

Maybe it's a mutation that makes it lack pigment? I think it's called luistic

If it is indeed a Cayuga at all, then I would say this is the case.

 

[AngelaY]

@shawluvsbirds has cayugas. I don’t think they have a white version, although they naturally get quite a bit of white as they age. How old is the duck?

Maybe it's a mutation that makes it lack pigment? I think it's called luistic

She's only like two months old, they showed us the mom and she was like that too, is that luistic thing a genetic mutation?

 

[shawluvsbirds]

She's only like two months old, they showed us the mom and she was like that too, is that luistic thing a genetic mutation?

 

[AngelaY]

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That sounds like it could be right, but her bill is a darker color and her feet are bright yellow... maybe it's just not effecting those areas? Or maybe she's a completely different breed.?