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Question: my friend is hatching eggs from her blue orp roo over red sexlinks and welsummers, will the chicks be leg sexlinked (females slate, makes yellow)?

It's all good;) They breed true for egg color (blue) she lays blue eggs. I knew something was hidden in there when the neighbor sent me that pic of the chick. Yes, she is blue (blue ameraucana roo over faverolles hen), I've hatched her eggs before, most have been black, a few have been blue...

And this?

And what about all this?

Chick fluffed up, my neighbor hatched them, so I'll get to see them grow up

The other chick is a favaucana mix, will all her chicks be like her?

Mom and chick

Ok I have a black English Orpington Roo that I bred with a splash WTB to sell someone OE eggs to hatch. Today they are hatching and the first one came out yellow with a black dot on its head. How is this possible with a black roo? Would dominant white do this? Thank you

So, would the Isabel dilute the gold laced chocolate? And if so, what would the resulting color be?

I hatched the gold laced Isabel splits and gold laced chocolate, what would those 2 colors produce? I'm just trying to see what my options are for selling them or breeding them

So what would I get if I bred one of these to a gold laced chocolate? Mauve? I'm still learning, and thank you for your time and knowledge!

Thank you! I just hatched 3 of them, 2 look quite similar and the other one is a bit darker

Isabel Laced/Gold laced split to Isabel laced...what is exactly does this mean as far as possible coloring and breeding?

That's perfect! I have some folks in town wanting blue, black, and splash olive eggers. The beard is a plus and my blue orp and BCM will take care of the rest. Thank you!

I really enjoy it when you talk about genetics! The way you explain it makes perfect sense!

What color chicks would you get if you crossed a welsummer hen with a splash ameraucana roo?

Yep me too! :pop