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correct... you didnt get a mix of good colors, you ended up with a mess of all the colors, wrong undercoat, etc.... (although still a nice looking bird...) :)

I think if you bred a Porcelain to a white you will get a mix of both, but the whites will have to much color and the porcelains will have washed out colors.... they arent like Labradore dogs where you will get all three true colors... you just get washed out or to much color, in my experience....

If you breed pure Millie fluer color, you won't get other colors ... Unless there is a genetic cross back a generation or so...

Yes Blacks are a showable color... saw several of them at the Ohio National a few weeks ago.

Looks like he has lots of little stubs.. But he really needs full foot feathering, the feathers on ours are 5 inches long or so, but yes they should be all the way up the shank, almost blending into the hock feathers .... And any stray solid white feather is bad... Pluck it and sometimes they...

I can only comment on the Millie color.... yes white increases with age.. foot feathering... its a seious fault to NOT have good feathering on the middle toe.... you want to breed using a really good feathered hen... we see that the hens pass this and the muff trait on better than roosters...