Silkie thread!

Thanks! I hope you're right about the yellow/whites. I will have to post some updates when they start to really feather out. Not bad for feed store chicks! I hope that most are hens too and that I can convince my aunt to keep a couple of them for later since we can't have roos (probably?????) here.;) Thanks for the color chart too, I remember seeing it now I think on one of the threads talking about Silkie genetics. Very curious as to how lavender and red are done, not many have talked about non-standard colors further than results save for a discussion about cuckoo and partridge I found and lost the other day. At least I know what white is like from the many people who I have found got stumped by it being in a different locus than colors. If anyone else has any input / guesses I'd still love to hear them.
 
I have 4 babies that are 5 weeks old. My Roo is a Red Partridge, him and my Blue Hen made a Blue Partridge
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And with my Buff Hen, a Buff Partridge
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My Black Hen, a Black/Blue Baby
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And with a Black Cochin
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Thanks! I hope you're right about the yellow/whites. I will have to post some updates when they start to really feather out. Not bad for feed store chicks! I hope that most are hens too and that I can convince my aunt to keep a couple of them for later since we can't have roos (probably?????) here.;) Thanks for the color chart too, I remember seeing it now I think on one of the threads talking about Silkie genetics. Very curious as to how lavender and red are done, not many have talked about non-standard colors further than results save for a discussion about cuckoo and partridge I found and lost the other day. At least I know what white is like from the many people who I have found got stumped by it being in a different locus than colors. If anyone else has any input / guesses I'd still love to hear them.
That’s where I got my babies, my local feed store. Keep me updated with pics please. I love the fuzzy butts. I got 2 little Polish yesterday
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Thanks! I hope you're right about the yellow/whites. I will have to post some updates when they start to really feather out. Not bad for feed store chicks! I hope that most are hens too and that I can convince my aunt to keep a couple of them for later since we can't have roos (probably?????) here.;) Thanks for the color chart too, I remember seeing it now I think on one of the threads talking about Silkie genetics. Very curious as to how lavender and red are done, not many have talked about non-standard colors further than results save for a discussion about cuckoo and partridge I found and lost the other day. At least I know what white is like from the many people who I have found got stumped by it being in a different locus than colors. If anyone else has any input / guesses I'd still love to hear them.
I found this site, should be more in depth for you.
https://sites.google.com/site/zijdehoenders/t&dcreating/basics-about-chicken-color-genetics-heritage
 
Is anyone here breeding the Naked Neck Showgirl Silkie's? I'm looking for them! Not the frizzled one's.

Working on it, if they ever start to lay. I have two showgirls right now. One, I have in with the silkie feathered lavender ameraucanas to try to get a blue egg laying lavender show girl (over time). The other, I'm just waiting on her to lay.
 
Here are my silkies and the babies that just hatched out this past week.
 

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