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Random question from a random guy hopping on this thread.
What would crossing BBS and Lavender (Self Blue) look like?
What would crossing BBS and Lavender (Self Blue) look like?
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Black or blue babies carrying lavenderRandom question from a random guy hopping on this thread.
What would crossing BBS and Lavender (Self Blue) look like?
She's one of the head hens, but has never picked on her own daughter until she changed colors.Is she Boss Hen at the Coop? She was pecking on the color changing hen. Was it you recording the video? It seems like you caught a cold but otherwise have a nice voice.
BBS are Extended Black with Dominant blue/splash.What would crossing BBS and Lavender (Self Blue) look like?
Thanks! I had forgotten how they tied into Black, but I did know that once upon a time.BBS are Extended Black with Dominant blue/splash.
Lavender are Extended Black with recessive lavender.
Splash x Lavender = 100% Blue
Blue x Lavender = 50% Blue, 50% Black
Black x Lavender = 100% Black
In the first generation, you would just get blues and blacks, but if you cross back to lavender or cross the first generation together, you could get lavender, blue lavender, and splash lavender. Blue lavenders:Random question from a random guy hopping on this thread.
What would crossing BBS and Lavender (Self Blue) look like?
Cool.In the first generation, you would just get blues and blacks, but if you cross back to lavender or cross the first generation together, you could get lavender, blue lavender, and splash lavender. Blue lavenders:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...-know-what-they-look-like.625625/post-8371225
Most people see the final or apparent color on the bird. But to understand how it works you must start at the very base and add the mutations on top.Thanks! I had forgotten how they tied into Black, but I did know that once upon a time.
Quite true.Most people see the final or apparent color on the bird. But to understand how it works you must start at the very based and add the mutations on top.
Random question from a random guy hopping on this thread.
What would crossing BBS and Lavender (Self Blue) look like?