Skylercarr
Chirping
- Jul 14, 2015
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One of my golden laced wyandotte as a single comb instead of a rose comb. Is that natural? I got her from tractor supply. Can I still breed her or will her chicks have a single comb too?
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That is incorrect and it came from bad genes. I had the same in a SLW earlier this year. It's recessive so if you breed it, you will be passing on a gene that will disqualify it as a Wyandotte. And it's recessive so the next batch could have rose combs and their chicks could have strait comb pop up.One of my golden laced wyandotte as a single comb instead of a rose comb. Is that natural? I got her from tractor supply. Can I still breed her or will her chicks have a single comb too?
That is incorrect and it came from bad genes. I had the same in a SLW earlier this year. It's recessive so if you breed it, you will be passing on a gene that will disqualify it as a Wyandotte. And it's recessive so the next batch could have rose combs and their chicks could have strait comb pop up.
Still pretty and good for laying eggs, but I would not breed it.