What are all the varieties of Legbars? How many are there?

[Chickenosauurs_RexNo54]

I would like to know of all the varieites of legbars that exist here in the US and in Europe. How many are there?

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

The varieties that I know of are cream, frost white (recessive white), opal (cream with the lavender gene), crele/golden crele, and gold. Gold and crele may be the same pattern. There could definitely be other varieties too. I believe that all these varieties are auto-sexing.

 

[HaikuHeritageFarm]

Varieties with working standards are cream, white (NOT called frost white,) and golden crele. In addition to this, you can have lavender over cream (opal) and golden crele (Isabel.) There is also a breeder who has created blue duckwing and is now working on pumpkin. There may be a few recessive black legbars floating around, but I'm not sure anyone has put a pen together.

 

[Chickenosauurs_RexNo54]

Varieties with working standards are cream, white (NOT called frost white,) and golden crele. In addition to this, you can have lavender over cream (opal) and golden crele (Isabel.) There is also a breeder who has created blue duckwing and is now working on pumpkin. There may be a few recessive black legbars floating around, but I'm not sure anyone has put a pen together.

Do you know who is working with the blue duck wings and pumpkin legbars? Do you know anyone with a recessive black legbar?

 

[HaikuHeritageFarm]

Do you know who is working with the blue duck wings and pumpkin legbars? Do you know anyone with a recessive black legbar?

PJ Reindel is working on the blue and pumpkin. You can find him on Facebook, he has a page called Big R Ranch.

I've only seen photos of one or two recessive blacks, I think they were in Texas. I don't have any further information.

 

[Chickenosauurs_RexNo54]

PJ Reindel is working on the blue and pumpkin. You can find him on Facebook, he has a page called Big R Ranch.

I've only seen photos of one or two recessive blacks, I think they were in Texas. I don't have any further information.

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