It will be hard to get away from the solid color. Technically bbs can be treated as black. Breed to a patterned bird and continue from there but using the offspring. Bbs alone to another color won't give you much but leaky bbs.
If you can use the chicken calculator it will help guide you in a...
I think I have finally figured that out. Lavender has links to the feather shredder gene and it can transfer it to other colors if the lavender birds have it. It's also said it makes it have inconsistency in the color of the bird I don't believe this much as that's a personal opinion. It's also...
I was looking for opinions. From another discussion and some pictures it would seam lavender and blue give feathers like what she has in her tail. Again I'm not sure the discussion was on the chicken color genetics FB group. I have not posted her picture there because of the rudeness of the...
I think this bantam Ameraucana pullet is expressing blue and lavender.
Humm sorry if this is a dubble post or something..... it was in the reply box when this tread loaded and I figured it didn't post when I sent it last time.
Also look on Facebook for them. I'm currently looking for blues, buffs and lavender silkies. The only colors of them I like and there for let my friends daughter keep at my house.😆
You would have to build them off of what you get. If they are overly melinised it's would be possible but that would mean terrible quality for what you purchased.
Only option would be to hope for a male and have black hens for him and line breed till you get solid lavender down the line.
The...
Buff with lavender should give a color called in other breeds Isabella. This is a creamy color. "Isabella Leghorns are a newer variety of Leghorn that feature pastel shades of cream and blue. Hens are an even pastel blue shade with cream colored hackles and breasts." Let me grab some pictures...
Not my rooster, not my pictures. They have been grabbed from a facebook group on chicken color genetics.
Any thoughts as to what could be going on here?
Thank you! If I can't find what I want in hatching eggs from an NPIP flock I'll just start with Cackle stock in rosecomb and brassyback OEGB.
Don't know what I would do with out this place on the internet.🥰