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Thanks! I’m mostly wondering about the spots on the eggs. That’s the look I’m after.X2 @nicalandia
I would recommend breeding a male who hatched from an especially dark egg with blue eggs if I wanted to produce Olive Eggers.
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Thanks! I’m mostly wondering about the spots on the eggs. That’s the look I’m after.X2 @nicalandia
I would recommend breeding a male who hatched from an especially dark egg with blue eggs if I wanted to produce Olive Eggers.
That too. My WelsummerxAmeraucana produces spotted eggs, too, and I think this is a fascinating topic.Thanks! I’m mostly wondering about the spots on the eggs. That’s the look I’m after.
Now to hope this singular male I hatched isn’t an a-hole.
That would mean that at least the sex linked genes for spotting have been inherited by the WelsummerxAmeraucana F1 cross hens.That too. My WelsummerxAmeraucana produces spotted eggs, too, and I think this is a fascinating topic.