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[Athiena14]

For the tom to be a Royal Palm, he can only be black and white. If he has any other colors, he is not a Royal Palm. Royal Palms are homozygous for Black Winged Bronze (b1b1) genes. If he was (bb1) he would be a Dark Gray and would not look like a Royal Palm. If he had the other possible combination (Ccg) he would again not look like a Royal Palm. If he looks like a Royal Palm, he probably is not carrying any hidden recessive color genes.

So both me and my friend have the same breeding pairs, just switched. Mine is a bronze Male to a royal palm female. (I gave her the choice on males XD).

If we breed the babies together, I get a Male from hers and she gets a Male from mine. Would the babies look more towards one breed or the other? Or stay kinda in between?

 

[R2elk]

So both me and my friend have the same breeding pairs, just switched. Mine is a bronze Male to a royal palm female. (I gave her the choice on males XD).

If we breed the babies together, I get a Male from hers and she gets a Male from mine. Would the babies look more towards one breed or the other? Or stay kinda in between?

They are all the same breed which is Turkey. They will however be able to produce a wide selection of varieties.

You have a Royal Palm tom x Bronze hen = Narragansett Semi-Color Semi-Gray females carrying a hidden recessive Black Winged Bronze gene and Bronze Semi-Color Semi-Gray males carrying a hidden recessive Black Winged Bronze gene and a hidden recessive Narragansett gene.

She has a Bronze tom x Royal Palm hen = Bronze Semi-Color Semi-Gray females carrying a hidden recessive Black Winged Bronze gene and Bronze Semi-Color Semi-Gray males carrying a hidden recessive Black Winged Bronze gene and a hidden recessive Narragansett gene.

You use her male offspring, Bronze Semi-Color Semi-Gray carrying a hidden recessive Black Winged Bronze gene and a hidden recessive Narragansett gene x your female offspring, Narragansett Semi-Color Semi-Gray females carrying a hidden recessive Black Winged Bronze gene = the possibility of Bronze, Bronze Gray, Bronze Semi-Color Semi-Gray, Black Winged Bronze, Dark Gray, Narragansett, Narragansett Semi-Color Semi-Gray, Black Winged Narragansett, Black Winged Narragansett Semi-Color Semi-Gray, Cornish Palm, Royal Palm, and Sweetgrass with some being pure and some carrying hidden recessive genes.

She uses your male offspring, Bronze Semi-Color Semi-Gray carrying a hidden recessive Black Winged Bronze gene and a hidden recessive Narragansett gene x her female Bronze Semi-Color Semi-Gray carrying a hidden recessive Black Winged Bronze gene = the possibility of Bronze, Bronze Gray, Bronze Semi-Color Semi-Gray, Black Winged Bronze, Dark Gray (female), Narragansett, Narragansett Semi-Color Semi-Gray, Black Winged Narragansett (female), Black Winged Narragansett Semi-Color Semi-Gray (female), Cornish Palm (female), Royal Palm (female), and Sweetgrass with some being pure and some carrying hidden recessive genes.

 

[Athiena14]

They are all the same breed which is Turkey. They will however be able to produce a wide selection of varieties.

You have a Royal Palm tom x Bronze hen = Narragansett Semi-Color Semi-Gray females carrying a hidden recessive Black Winged Bronze gene and Bronze Semi-Color Semi-Gray males carrying a hidden recessive Black Winged Bronze gene and a hidden recessive Narragansett gene.

She has a Bronze tom x Royal Palm hen = Bronze Semi-Color Semi-Gray females carrying a hidden recessive Black Winged Bronze gene and Bronze Semi-Color Semi-Gray males carrying a hidden recessive Black Winged Bronze gene and a hidden recessive Narragansett gene.

You use her male offspring, Bronze Semi-Color Semi-Gray carrying a hidden recessive Black Winged Bronze gene and a hidden recessive Narragansett gene x your female offspring, Narragansett Semi-Color Semi-Gray females carrying a hidden recessive Black Winged Bronze gene = the possibility of Bronze, Bronze Gray, Bronze Semi-Color Semi-Gray, Black Winged Bronze, Dark Gray, Narragansett, Narragansett Semi-Color Semi-Gray, Black Winged Narragansett, Black Winged Narragansett Semi-Color Semi-Gray, Cornish Palm, Royal Palm, and Sweetgrass with some being pure and some carrying hidden recessive genes.

She uses your male offspring, Bronze Semi-Color Semi-Gray carrying a hidden recessive Black Winged Bronze gene and a hidden recessive Narragansett gene x her female Bronze Semi-Color Semi-Gray carrying a hidden recessive Black Winged Bronze gene = the possibility of Bronze, Bronze Gray, Bronze Semi-Color Semi-Gray, Black Winged Bronze, Dark Gray (female), Narragansett, Narragansett Semi-Color Semi-Gray, Black Winged Narragansett (female), Black Winged Narragansett Semi-Color Semi-Gray (female), Cornish Palm (female), Royal Palm (female), and Sweetgrass with some being pure and some carrying hidden recessive genes.

Holy crap that's a lot of possibilities

 

[Athiena14]

That is what happens when you breed turkeys that have multiple heterozygous color genes (bb1, Ccg, Nn, N- or n-).

Very true lol. I didnt know there could be that many