Mille Fluer dominant or reccesive

[allmychickens]

This is chance


Here is his family tree:







Does this look like the start of mille fluer coloring to you? Is it possibe he got it from his G-pa?

 

[allmychickens]

here are better pics of his coloring...

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

Not sure what your question actually is. Mottling, a portion of the recipe for mille fleur is recessive.

 

[allmychickens]

my Q is "is this mille fluer coloring, if so did he get it from his G-pa"

 

[mstricer]

What does "Q" stand for?

 

[allmychickens]

Q=Question

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

I can't open your file. How about copying it and including the pertinent information in this thread.

Mottling must come from both parents, not just from one side. Yes it can hide and not be visible in a parent that has only one copy. Yes, the chick look to be mille, but you won;t be able to tell how good it is until the bird has adult plumage.

Best to not use abbreviations that are not standard; it makes communication more difficult.

 

[allmychickens]

Maternal: Paternal:
Gpa is Mille Fluer D'uccle Gpa RIR
Gma is mystery (prob. cochin) Gma RIR


MOM:



DAD:

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

Unless the two lines were crossed, the RIR side does not carry mottle, so that trait will disappear in adult feathering, and they will NOT be mille fleur.