peach and silver goldens

[Jmiller429]

i think local only. The only thing he has left peach wise are some splash hens and a pretty rough looking splash rooster. He does have a really nice regular splash rooster, who id say will be cinnamon splash and some regular splash hens. I will txt him tomorrow and ask if he does any shipping. Now my other buddy has 6 or 8 gorgeous roosters hes waiting till are fully feathered out to see what he wants to keep. He will probably ship, but not till they finish coloring. Next time i go out I am going to take pictures of all his mutations. hes developed his own, i think he calls it sand golden or something like that, Its somewhere between peach and salmon and breeds true so far.

 

[aldren90]

What did he cross? I want to try and cross the silvers and peaches but I'm sure the infertility would be INCREDIBLY high!!!

 

[Jmiller429]

i cant remember, it just popped up one day, and the next year he got another like it. it has to be a recessive genotype somewhere. but he bred them and kept the same color this year, so maybe we have a new thing. there was a breeder somewhere who had yellow golds with bright yellow ruffs, but the website hasnt been updated in years. I think silver x peach would more than likely yield dirty washed out yellows and a few goofy splashed up birds. i bet fertility would actually increase, since both parent birds are deeply inbred, the outcross would introduce a whole new blood.

 

[aldren90]

I would be interesting to see what you get when criss crossing all these colors. Do u know what u get if u cross a red golden with a peach?

 

[Jmiller429]

splashes. probably yellows, and red goldens that will carry a recessive peach gene.

red x red = red
red x yellow = red with recessive yellow gene
red recessive yellow x red or yellow = red and yellow
this is your basis for how goldens color, now your mutations are basically the same based on the dominate coloration
red dominate- dark throat, cinnamon, splash, cinnamon splash
yellow dominate- salmon, silver, peach splash, peach

more examples - cinnamonxcinnamon splash will be split both colors.
pure peach x pure peach should primarily just yeild peach
peach x peach splash will throw peach, peach splash, and yellow

 

[Jmiller429]

hah! found the pic! If by chance the owner of this bird sees this, please get in contact with me, Id love to get some stock from you!