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So cool, Im happy to be able to connect @Slothinc , I am also very curious if the mother has more dominance when transfering the blue egg gene or if the father will have more influence there. For my chihuahuas, we usually see the mothers' features, but the father's colors in the fur.@Debbie292d thanks for the tag!!
@Kimonoboi I am working on that project!! I had a lot of difficulty finding anyone who is actively breeding blue egg silkies. It seems that several who used to, are no longer involved. I did recently find a couple of people on fb dabbling in it. One person actually has been breeding them for many years. Her hatching eggs are so expensive though, I don’t think I could ever afford them. I am about 3 generations in, but I have yet to have a project bird with 2 copies of the gene. However, I am hoping that in another generation or two I can get a double blue egg gene bird!
Feel free to reach out to me or tag me in any posts about blue egg silkies! I love to talk about them! I’ll post pics of a laying pullet that has a gorgeous blue egg. She doesn’t look totally like a silkie but getting closer.
I have my current batch 4 silkie girl and 1 boy, + the blue ameracana girl. With a dozen of blue egg (ameracanas) in the incubator.
I think this year I should see the first F1 gen, (the first mix).
If you remember that like for those blue egg laying Silkies, could you share that with me. I would like to see that post too.^U^