Sex- linked Information

[The Moonshiner]

I have Plymouth male and black alustlorp hen. Would that make a black sex link?

No

 

[Xlcandylx]

No

Dang they look just like the images shown.... Plus would explain with this one chick is completely black. -_-

 

[Ridgerunner]

Dang they look just like the images shown.... Plus would explain with this one chick is completely black. -_-

Need more details but my first thought is they the barred rooster is not pure for barring, probably a cross with something else.

 

[Xlcandylx]

Need more details but my first thought is they the barred rooster is not pure for barring, probably a cross with something else.

I got two with a white dot on there heads and one straight black.

 

[ronott1]

Dang they look just like the images shown.... Plus would explain with this one chick is completely black. -_-

Go to the first post of this thread and then look at the chart for black sexlink. You have it backwards for the cock and hen for a sexlink

 

[Xlcandylx]

Go to the first post of this thread and then look at the chart for black sexlink. You have it backwards for the cock and hen for a sexlink

I was just asking I wasn't trying to make a black sex link. I'm just curious why this chick is solid black.

 

[ronott1]

I was just asking I wasn't trying to make a black sex link. I'm just curious why this chick is solid black.

Ridgerunner had the answer to that--the barred rooster was single for barring.

I bet they are very cute chicks!

Congratulations.

Have you read the first post? It has a lot of information in it

 

[Mitsos Lamprogiorgos]

I have Plymouth male and black alustlorp hen. Would that make a black sex link?

Hello.
You can create a black sex-linked chicken only when the female carries the barring.

 

[Redhead Rae]

Hello.
You can create a black sex-linked chicken only when the female carries the barring.

Yes. and if the male is a solid color that isn't dominant white (like a leghorn).

 

[ronott1]

Hello.
You can create a black sex-linked chicken only when the female carries the barring.

Yes! The person posting the question wondered how he got a solid black chick from the backwards pairing. Likely more appropriate for a genetics forum