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That seems like Khaki. But while its not a gold Diluter, its not a gold enhacer. Other factors play a role on that
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That seems like Khaki. But while its not a gold Diluter, its not a gold enhacer. Other factors play a role on that
Okay. Any thoughts as to where my redhead popped up from? I don't think any of my other pheonixes* have ever been actually red before or after him, all various shades of goldThat seems like Khaki. But while its not a gold Diluter, its not a gold enhacer. Other factors play a role on that
Breed Blue partridge to Blue partridge, or just breed to blue partridge to a partridge.We have a variety of showgirl colors. Our favorite is a blue partridge. What will produce more blue partridge showgirls? How would I go about producing a silver partridge showgirl?
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So if these males are khaki, that means both parents carried dun, right?That seems like Khaki. But while its not a gold Diluter, its not a gold enhacer. Other factors play a role on that
That is true.So if these males are khaki, that means both parents carried dun, right?
Wildtype Hens have very little black on them(on the tail) and Dun can appear as very dark chocolate. The White male can hide Dun under heterozygous dominant whiteDo any of these hens appear to have dun?