what are these colours?

[Zawisty]

here in North Africa
they created these varities of fayoumi colours,
the silver look like. named aluminium fayumi, the buff like varities named orange fayoumi
so what are tge genes make silver transverse penciled changed into these colours,
are the aluminium one , blue gene?

 

[Zawisty]

here the orange rooster

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

The aluminum ones are lavender and silver. Basically, they’re a regular silver fayoumi with the recessive lavender gene. The orange ones are gold fayoumis with dominant white.

 

[Zawisty]

The aluminum ones are lavender and silver. Basically, they’re a regular silver fayoumi with the recessive lavender gene. The orange ones are gold fayoumis with dominant white.

thank you
thats good, so may i can extract the lavender gene, actually i don't like Fayoumi but i love lavender colours

 

[JedJackson]

The buff/white color is called chamois in Europe when it occurs in campines. I think both colors you have there are very beautiful.

 

[3KillerBs]

How beautiful they are!

 

[Zawisty]

How beautiful they are!

yes the colours so beautiful but fayoumi breed are not, useless breed, flighty, nervous, skinny, plus small eggs and low laying average

 

[Zawisty]

The buff/white color is called chamois in Europe when it occurs in campines. I think both colors you have there are very beautiful.

i think campines looks like identical to fayoumi except that, campines rooster has no saddle feathers ( female type)

 

[TwistedTayy]

yes the colours so beautiful but fayoumi breed are not, useless breed, flighty, nervous, skinny, plus small eggs and low laying average

I LOVE my fayoumi even though they drive me nuts and hate being around me. I’ve been getting an egg a day from them though!

I also LOVE your colors! I’d pay a greenfire amount for some hatching eggs if you were in the us!

 

[Boppo]

Actually, Zawisty, there was research recently showing that Fayoumi were more resistant to certain chicken diseases than any other breed. It was interesting. Would you like a link to a summary?