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Awesome! Didn't know that. What does e+ mean?Or the blue bibbed males carry e+ ; if so, breeding them to gray females will result in blue bibbed, black bibbed, blue fawn, and gray offspring![]()

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Awesome! Didn't know that. What does e+ mean?Or the blue bibbed males carry e+ ; if so, breeding them to gray females will result in blue bibbed, black bibbed, blue fawn, and gray offspring![]()
Awesome! Didn't know that. What does e+ mean?![]()
Basically it means not black, lol. E is the gene for extended black. e+ means not black. E is dominant, so a duck that is Ee+ would be black, but is carrying not black. So a blue bibbed male could be Ee+ and of course he would also be at least Blbl+ (Bl being blue) which turns the black blue. Or maybe even BlBl. Getting black babies from him would mean he's Blbl+ though because if he was BlBl all would be blue, they'd all be getting the blue gene.
So anyway, if he bred with a gray hen and passed the offspring e+ and Bl, boom, blue fawn.
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She hatched all seven! Except one with an underdeveloped CAM. What color is this yellow one? I can believe how many different colors I got!
O.M.G. !! what a variety! And an awesome picture you took thereView attachment 1449543 View attachment 1449544
She hatched all seven! Except one with an underdeveloped CAM. What color is this yellow one? I can believe how many different colors I got!
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She hatched all seven! Except one with an underdeveloped CAM. What color is this yellow one? I can believe how many different colors I got!