Ok I have question. My bantam Olive Eggers just started laying and I was wondering which roo I should breed them with? Should I use another Bantam olive egger or a Bantam Marans?
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It depends if you want the eggs darker or not. If you've acheived the level of darkness you want, I'd try the bantam.
In the f2 generation it is possible to get several colors. If you want to increase the number of oe breed oe to oe; this still results in a variety of possible colors. Using the marans results in all the eggs having at least one coat of brown-red paint and overall a variety of colors. If it was me, I'd do both, just not at the same time.Ok I have question. My bantam Olive Eggers just started laying and I was wondering which roo I should breed them with? Should I use another Bantam olive egger or a Bantam Marans?
Too many times back to Marans will give you khaki or back to brown.....In the f2 generation it is possible to get several colors. If you want to increase the number of oe breed oe to oe; this still results in a variety of possible colors. Using the marans results in all the eggs having at least one coat of brown-red paint and overall a variety of colors. If it was me, I'd do both, just not at the same time.
Sorry. They aren't mine. Just wanted you to see some of the Colors you can get when you breed back to brown eggs too many times! As for me; my girls are 21 1/2 weeks old and no eggs yet![COLOR=FF0000]Pretty eggs!![/COLOR]
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THe eggs are still pretty!! I love looking at eggs.