Hi,
I didn't understand the title of your post when I'd seen it before. Now I read it and get it! Sorry this took you so long to get some kind of answer.
One thread that I refer to for chocolate and mauve, splash, and a few other combos is here:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...n-color-genetics.1219858/page-2#post-19511066
This is info for breeding
paints I've picked up through the years so comes from many sources:
To get paints, you can breed a paint with a solid black or blue chicken, or you can breed paints to each other. Either way should give you about 50% paint chicks. The other half of chicks will differ depending on which way you set up the pen.
Paint x black = paint and black, about equal numbers
Paint x blue = paint, blue paint, black, blue, about equal numbers of each.
Blue paint is like paint, but the colored bits are black rather than blue.
Paint x paint gives about half paint, a quarter black, a quarter white without paint. The whites from a paint x paint breeding might be dominant whites and can be bred to blacks and produce 100% paint in that next generation.
Breeding paint x white (if the white comes from a line of paints) should give 50% paint and 50% white. Breeding a white like that to a solid black or blue will give 100% paint.
