The "Ask Anything" to Nicalandia Thread

Golden are supposed to be S/s+ so they are not good for test breeding. Also it' just not any gold based birds, they must carry very powerful columbian restrictors to be able to show leakage color on Extended black birds otherwise they will just hatch all black and feathered all black until adulthood where the males will get some leakage on hackles/saddles
:hmm I have no buffs at all. Sigh, should have keep the buff Brahma I had on order. I figured as much on the Golden but wanted to check.
 
I actually want to test the roosters I have. I have a blue ameraucana and a lavender ameraucana rooster.
I would cross them to a silver columbian hen (like a Delaware). That way, if you get any offspring with gold, red, or yellow, you’ll know the father has the gold gene. A silver/silver rooster to a silver hen will produce all silver chicks. However, you will have to find a way to separate the lavender’s chicks from the blue’s to figure out which rooster has which genes.
 
I would cross them to a silver columbian hen (like a Delaware). That way, if you get any offspring with gold, red, or yellow, you’ll know the father has the gold gene. A silver/silver rooster to a silver hen will produce all silver chicks. However, you will have to find a way to separate the lavender’s chicks from the blue’s to figure out which rooster has which genes.
I may have to get something like that at some point to test. Don't have any right now and had not planed on getting any. I wonder if the light ameraucanas would work for that if I could get my hands on some.
 
Probably not. I don't think the reason most people don't get them is just because they don't lay colored eggs
I know that, I was just asking if it would make them more attractive.

There's actually a misconception that they're the most aggressive/dangerous chicken breed, which I believe is the reason not more people are willing buy them.
 

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