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I'm assuming mine were not pure and it only happened with one bird. She seemed to fade in color over 2-3 years.:rolleyes:

Well, that's what splash is. Usually one predominant color with "splashes" of other color seen on the feathers. The birds usually have only one color that splashes, but in theory I suppose you could have more than one splash color although I have never seen it. Not sure about that....

The black should be pure, but possibly will lose some depth of color over successive molts. I had a beautiful dark blue bird that over time has become almost a splash, so genetics can be iffy at times :) Not sure what you mean by "pure" splash since they are a mix?

You should get 50% blue, 25% black and 25% splash. I have never seen a splash D'Uccle but I would imagine it looks something like this:

No. You may get OEG bantams or Brahma bantams but you will not get D'Uccles. Barbu D'Uccles are a specific breed of true bantams.

This link might be helpful to you http://www.edelras.nl/belgians/genetics.html