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Cream Legbars are supposed to have two copies of the blue egg gene. Like any other breed, there can be some that do not have the genes they are supposed to have (such chickens can have the wrong feather color, egg color, comb shape, leg color, etc.)

The blue and the brown are controlled by separate genes. There can be chickens that breed true for green eggs, just like ones that breed true for brown, white, or blue eggs. Yes, green is caused by brown being deposited on the outside of a blue egg. Wrong. "Bloom" is not the correct word for...

Cream Legbars do, and Whiting True Blues as well (at least according to the description on the McMurray hatchery website.) For the various hatchery-specific versions of blue or green eggers, it is inconsistent. Some hatcheries have flocks that do breed true for the blue egg trait, and some do...