I've got 15 bantam EEs growing like weeds in the brooder right now. I plan on keeping 4-5 at most, 1 cockerel & 3-4 pullets. Is anyone else interested in bantam EEs? The eggs they came from were a lovely sky blue, definitely more blue than green.
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You could get blue, green, brown, or white; depending on what genes each chick inherits. And there is no way to know what they inherited until they start laying. I've got an Easter Egger/Barred Rock mix that I thought for sure was going to be a green layer, but she lays light blue.I have a genetics question....
If I cross a EE cock (hatched from green egg) and a California White hen; what color egg are the offspring likely to lay?
I'd like to continue to get a white egg for variety. Would this cross achieve that?
I tried to figure it out myself. My best guess is that I will get a very lightly tinted egg....am I even warm?
Here are some better pictures of my EEs!
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This one has the ear tuffs
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This is Snow White!
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This is the darker one!!
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This is our planned roo... He's a barred rock EE mix! He's even got a green feather coming in his tail!! My Red photobomb the picture!!