Genetically, no. Paint is caused by one copy of the Dominant White gene, while Splash is caused by two copies of the Blue gene.
But the appearance can be similar.
Is my California White with the little black specks here and there considered Paint?
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Genetically, no. Paint is caused by one copy of the Dominant White gene, while Splash is caused by two copies of the Blue gene.
But the appearance can be similar.
Probably yes, although I'm mostly seeing people say "paint" for ones that have been selected to show larger amounts of black (like some Silkies.)Is my California White with the little black specks here and there considered Paint?
What about Pita Pinta A. ?Probably yes, although I'm mostly seeing people say "paint" for ones that have been selected to show larger amounts of black (like some Silkies.)
I'll have to leave that one for @nicalandia, because I don't know.What about Pita Pinta A. ?
They are white with black specks, but when crossed with RIW, mainly black with White areas... (Like a Holstein cow)
What about Pita Pinta A. ?
I may have to get some updated pictures. The barring on her is visible under her chin, on upper neck.Congratulations, good looking chicks.
Sorry, I can't see the barring(it's quite hard on non black birds). Can you upload the picture of the dame?