I didn't see a crest, but we already agreed she's an Egger.She has a crest, she’s a legbar mix Easter egger
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I didn't see a crest, but we already agreed she's an Egger.She has a crest, she’s a legbar mix Easter egger
If I want to keep blue ear lobes going forward how would I proceed with this girl(Dolly)?
Would Sumatra work?Not sure anyone's answered yet...
You'd need to cross her with a Fibro bird... Mosaic, Silkie, Ayam Cemani, etc.
Fastest case: one generation, if the rose comb bird is already carrying the gene for not-rose comb. Cross the rose (carrying single) comb bird to a single comb bird, you should get 50% chicks with single comb and 50% with rose comb (carrying single).How long would it take to breed back to a single comb from rose comb?
I would be, so it seems if I have to do it it'll just take some extra time.But if you are selecting for other traits too, you might need to hatch large numbers of chicks or work for more years to get ones with the correct comb and the correct other traits.
No. They have red earsWould Sumatra work?
It's an old wives taleAlso why does google give me ear lobe color determines egg color blogs >.< when I search for chickens with blue ear lobes?
I guess it's misunderstanding what you want, but it's pretty frustrating when that happens! It would be more helpful if it gave pages about Silkies (which are known for having blue earlobes).Also why does google give me ear lobe color determines egg color blogs >.< when I search for chickens with blue ear lobes?
Some old wives tales are completely wrong, but I'd say this one is based on an incomplete understanding of chicken breeds & traits. (Chickens with certain earlobe colors, body shapes, and sizes usually do belong to breeds that lay egg color ___. But that's because of what traits the breed is selected to have, not anything about how the genes themselves work.)It's an old wives tale
That's just the color they haveSo my Spitzhauben has white skin and blue ear lobes? How does that happen?