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BluemuleRay
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- Feb 17, 2022
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Ok and by breeding to the other hens the the eggs should come out blue?
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do you mean wen the current hens lay there eggs they will be blue? be cos thats not how that worksOk and by breeding to the other hens the the eggs should come out blue?
What color does your EE lay? Assuming your OE lays olive, the eggs of the offspring should come out olive, but can also come out brown. Since blue is dominant, it depends on the other genes that the moms and dads have.Ok and by breeding to the other hens the the eggs should come out blue?
What color does your EE lay? Assuming your OE lays olive, the eggs of the offspring should come out olive, but can also come out brown. Since blue is dominant, it depends on the other genes that the moms and dads have.
Yeah, what color does she lay?
Then it would be the same. Olive is just a brown coat over a blue shell. Blue is dominant to white and brown, so they may be hiding a brown egg gene.she lays blue eggs
I seeThen it would be the same. Olive is just a brown coat over a blue shell. Blue is dominant to white and brown, so they may be hiding a brown egg gene.
They know that. That’s not what they meant. Please don’t make fun of people.do you mean wen the current hens lay there eggs they will be blue? be cos thats not how that works