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Blue will not change anything except BLACK......the blue gene will only make what would have normally been black on a bird to blue and will leave the rest intact.....EXCEPT when a bird gets 2 copies of the blue gene (Splash) and then your patterns (copper) and blue are both effected....ie....copper will be interupted and will bleed through in flecks or randomness (because the blue gene is leaky) but the copper should leak through in the places on the bird that it would normally be (ie...in the males..hackle, wing bow, saddles and breast) and the blue will have been turned to the whiteish plumage with the random blue feathers leaking through out the body, these blue feathers will show up where ever they want on the bird and there is no controlling this.
Copper is not considered brown.....I believe it is considered red. Someone will have to confirm.....still very sleepy this morning and just took the first sip of my java. Ye ol' engine is still warming up.
Blue will not change anything except BLACK......the blue gene will only make what would have normally been black on a bird to blue and will leave the rest intact.....EXCEPT when a bird gets 2 copies of the blue gene (Splash) and then your patterns (copper) and blue are both effected....ie....copper will be interupted and will bleed through in flecks or randomness (because the blue gene is leaky) but the copper should leak through in the places on the bird that it would normally be (ie...in the males..hackle, wing bow, saddles and breast) and the blue will have been turned to the whiteish plumage with the random blue feathers leaking through out the body, these blue feathers will show up where ever they want on the bird and there is no controlling this.
Copper is not considered brown.....I believe it is considered red. Someone will have to confirm.....still very sleepy this morning and just took the first sip of my java. Ye ol' engine is still warming up.
