What color would the babies be?

[RoostersAreAwesome]

You sure they're not a splash patterned mottled? They look similar to the dominate white red spangled, but blue based instead of white based.

Could be. OP should do a test breeding using either a black or blue to make sure. However, I'm leaning towards them being dominant white, since they look white rather than very light gray.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Blue would be split splash, cause splash needs two copies of blue to exist. Me saying splash splits is the same as saying blue.

Why use the term "splash split", then? You listed blue, black, splash, and splash split. So you listed blue twice. It's also a lot more confusing to the OP and everyone else. If blue is splash split, just say blue.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Why use the term "splash split", then? You listed blue, black, splash, and splash split. So you listed blue twice. It's also a lot more confusing to the OP and everyone else. If blue is splash split, just say blue.

Okay, just thought it might help those who don't know splash needs two copies of blue to exist.

 

[kristin06]

So I hatched 2 eggs one baby was a very light yellow, the other was very light yellow with a lavender dot on top of its head.

 

[YardMoa]

Very excited to see how they feather out!