Genetic questions!

[Sir Sacabambaspis]

Maybe being heterozygous for duckwing allows for the very yellow legs then.

That's interesting, I wonder what the chicks from the cross will look like then. I'm actually collecting eggs currently do that I can do a hatch soon!

The black bird is definitely an Olive Egger. F2 Olive Eggers can lay brown, white, or blue eggs.

That's so cool!!!

 

[KF0002]

they aren't?! are they penciled? barred? i am confusion

I was wondering about that!

hmm... very interesting! what would happen if you crossed the F1s back to the blue egg parent? 100% blue eggs?

I'm just lurking and reading while procrastinating instead of doing homework, but I LOL'ed when you said "I am confusion!"


That is all. I have nothing more to add to the discussion.

 

[Sir Sacabambaspis]

I'm just lurking and reading while procrastinating instead of doing homework, but I LOL'ed when you said "I am confusion!"

lol, I've said that instead of "i'm confused" ever since I saw think video

That is all. I have nothing more to add to the discussion.

feel free to lurk and read as long as you'd like! I do the same in lots of other threads

 

[KF0002]

lol, I've said that instead of "i'm confused" ever since I saw think video

feel free to lurk and read as long as you'd like! I do the same in lots of other threads

I say it too! I heard it said that way on a reaction video of someone cooking and it was hilarious! lol

 

[Sir Sacabambaspis]

Soooooo... Did a kinda big hatch from Vadakor's flock... Aaaaand now I have an army... And there's still a good 30+ eggs still hatching...

This one is by far the most unique!

 

[Sir Sacabambaspis]

There's about 15 currently

 

[Sir Sacabambaspis]

And they're all from Vadakor's flock

 

[Amer]

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Hmmm, that one almost looks silver quail.
But then, I think I remember my black hen with leakage looked kind of like that so who knows.

 

[Sir Sacabambaspis]

The coolest thing is that a little over half of them hatched from olive/sage and blue eggs!

 

[Sir Sacabambaspis]

Hmmm, that one almost looks silver quail.
But then, I think I remember my black hen with leakage looked kind of like that so who knows.

That's so cool! Leakage in general is poorly understood compared to most other genes so I'm hoping to study it with the help of these lil fluff balls!