EE combs --> ? Egg Colors

[Suburban Sprouts]

Okay, from what I have gathered:

A small, close to the skull pea-comb means the hen will lay blue or green eggs
A single comb means the hen will lay brown eggs
A taller, larger pea-comb means pinkish-brown eggs

?

Can anyone provide more information or pictures of combs and corresponding egg colors? I have two young EE's and one barely has a comb at all at this point (4 weeks old) and one has a visible "bump" developing but it isn't huge yet and not pink/red at all.

I'm hoping they both lay blue/green eggs

but someone else's post has made me wonder if the one with a developing comb might be in the pink/brown category...

Any thoughts?

 

[Alabama ee]

Hard to tell on the combs of mine until they were about 7-8 weeks old .

You might want to post pictures.

 

[LarryPQ]

Comb has nothing to do with egg color.

Peacombs (like on EEs) can lay eggs of any color. You are better off looking at their earlobes, or legs---but in the end, it is what color egg they hatched out of & what the daddy roo hatched out of that determines what you get.

 

[Southernbelle]

Quote:
Agree 100%

 

[newchickmom09]

I agree with the others that you can't go by the comb. My three hens all have the same looking comb a pretty close pea comb but they all lay different colors. One lays a pink with white spots, one a very light brown, and the last a green/blue color.