If I bred two Easter Egg chickens will their offspring be Easter Eggers?

[3KillerBs]

Thank you very much for this info!! I plan to breed many chickens in the future (are chicks won't be laying for a while). I have one more question, does an individual Easter Egger lay a particular color (like just blue, green, pink, etc) or would it lay all of the colors mentioned? Thank you very much, I plan to sometime this week hopefully post pictures of some of my chicks.

Each hen tend to lay a particular color egg for all her life -- though sometimes brown eggs get lighter through the laying season as the "spray booth" runs low on pigment.

@aart, I thought I had that video you've shared about how eggs are produced bookmarked but can't find it.

 

[NinjaGamer2022]

Each hen tend to lay a particular color egg for all her life -- though sometimes brown eggs get lighter through the laying season as the "spray booth" runs low on pigment.

@aart, I thought I had that video you've shared about how eggs are produced bookmarked but can't find it.

Thank you more this info! Hope you have a good day.

 

[Poultrybonkers]

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Thank you very much for this info!! I plan to breed many chickens in the future (are chicks won't be laying for a while). I have one more question, does an individual Easter Egger lay a particular color (like just blue, green, pink, etc) or would it lay all of the colors mentioned? Thank you very much, I plan to sometime this week hopefully post pictures of some of my chicks.

They will only lay one color.

 

[aart]

@aart, I thought I had that video you've shared about how eggs are produced bookmarked but can't find it.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Hatchery Easter eggers are almost always bred from EE x EE crosses. I would say an EE x EE is still an Easter egger.

 

[NinjaGamer2022]

Thank you all for this valuable info. This has been very helpful.