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The white chicks father must be peach split to white in order to get a white chick, with a white mother. ( a small assumption about the father's genetic make up). Regarding the pied, The Indiablue father must be split to pied to get a pied chick, in combination with a white hen as a mother.Therefore the pied male can not be split to peach unless the white hen is carrying a peach cross over gene which we can not visualise (There is no mention of it ,being so). The second scenario = Let us assume that the pied male's father is Indiablue and the mother is a peach. They do not produce a pied chick unless one parent is split to white and the other is split to pied. May be, one parent is split to pied which we can not see any way and the other is split to white -may or may not show visual white flight feathers or white throat patch too much to speculate about the parent's genetic make up.Therefore, there is some information missing about the exact genetic make up of the parents If this male produce any peach, or purple or cameo female chicks. when bred with a non-purple, non-cameo and non-peach hens, then he is defenitely split to peach.Other knowledgeable people may throw their thoughts on this.