I know theres no such thing as a pink egg, but....

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This must be pretty darn close!
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Not sure who its from. It's either a Tetra Tint or my Rhode Island Barred Rock. I don't think my Ameruicana is Laying yet and my silkie should'nt be laying pink.
 
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There are a bunch of genes that go into determining what color an egg will be. How those genes mix and match can sometimes surprise people, even with pure breeds and it sounds like you could have some crosses. I have had mutts lay some pretty pink eggs before.
 
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I agree wholeheartedly. also, where did your ameraucana come from? If from a hatchery or feed store, it's probably an Easter Egger as opposed to a purebred Ameraucana. And Easter Eggers do commonly lay pink eggs.
 
My Ameriucana is prolly an EE cuz she and the Tetras came form a lady who bought them at TSC. My Barred rocks are crossed with Rhode Island Reds and my Silkie came from TSC so I bet shes a cross
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All of my are mutts. lol
 
My Light Brahma (LuLu) lays light pink/light dusty rose colored eggs and while her eggs are supposed to be one of the largest among hens.....her eggs are smaller than my Black Sex Link's eggs and are only slightly larger than my RIR's and NHR's eggs.
 
No such thing as pink eggs? Guess I better go tell my brahma girls. Some of them lay the prettiest pink eggs, always have.
 
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How old is she? My brahmas are three and a half years old. Most now lay an average, large egg. A few lay eggs so round (but not overly long) that they don't sit well in the average large egg carton.
Keep in mind that brahmas continue to develop and mature until they reach the age of 2.
 

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