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No different egg color, but lighter shade of brown.Do you have a link that talks about this? I have a hard time believing yhat free ranging a bird alone causes them to produce a different egg color
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No different egg color, but lighter shade of brown.Do you have a link that talks about this? I have a hard time believing yhat free ranging a bird alone causes them to produce a different egg color
I still have a very hard time seeing how sunlight can cause a hen to lay a different shade than her genetics decideNo different egg color, but lighter shade of brown.
Many external factors can change the hens brown pigment deposition, excess of vitamin D(from sunlight) will produce pale brown eggs, that has been a known issue for free range producers.I still have a very hard time seeing how sunlight can cause a hen to lay a different shade than her genetics decide
Since most of your birds are in Heterozygous state, It's going to be a nice surprise for sure.How should I expect the Khaki/Dun to react with Silver Columbian?(When I breed to Floof my F2.
You quoted my unfinished post. I forgot to add something.Since most of your birds are in Heterozygous state, It's going to be a nice surprise for sure.
How should I expect the Khaki/Dun to react with Silver Columbian?(When I breed the F1 Malay/Silkie cross to Floof my F2.)
I predict that they will be amazing chicks. Colorful and healthy. I cant really coment on color since your birds always surprice meYou quoted my unfinished post. I forgot to add something.
Will post offspring after I start hatching.I predict that they will be amazing chicks. Colorful and healthy. I cant really coment on color since your birds always surprice me