Silkie thread!

[workinnanie]

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She is most probably a Splash (double Blue dilution) but she is a very egally diluted Splash (allmost no darker spots) the deep red color she have on the wing is most probably autosomal red.
I look to this bird with an EU-eye ;-)

Thank you!

 

[workinnanie]

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She is most probably a Splash (double Blue dilution) but she is a very egally diluted Splash (allmost no darker spots) the deep red color she have on the wing is most probably autosomal red.
I look to this bird with an EU-eye ;-)

Thanks everyone for your input!

 

[destiny_56085]

workinannie... you have a couple of pm's. I used to own the parents to your bird and have some usefull info for you.

 

[ChickensXOXO]

My boy, Koda. He's almost 6 months old now.

 

[Evelle]

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KOOOOODDDDDDDDAAAAAAAAAAAAA

 

[sager:)silkies]

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What kind of silkie is that

 

[ChickensXOXO]

sagersilkies :

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What kind of silkie is that

Splash​

 

[sager:)silkies]

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What kind of silkie is that

Splash

He is a very nice splash silkei

 

[workinnanie]

sagersilkies :

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Splash

He is a very nice splash silkei​

Wow! He is georgeous!

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

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My understanding is that white may hide several colors, so the combination may be most anything or a mix of colors. Hopefully you will get some advice from someone who has done it or has a solid understanding of genetics.

Getting advice from someone who has "already done it" (made a cross between black and white) is not a useful idea--every white is different; the possibilities from one white bird can be entirely different than from another. White is essentially an unlabeled can--no idea if it contains cherry pie filling, peas, chicken noodle soup (GASP!) or 10W40.