The Moonshiner's Chick Chat

[fluffycrow]

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That neck looks so dry....I need moisturizing just by looking at that. But it's still cute

 

[Amer]

Yes. Wait let me get some. The problem is, I've ordered chicks from this seller before, and while they're healthy birds, the photos were slightly misleading. Anyways here they are (photo 1)
They also had this photo which I didn't see before (photo two)

Really putting the lavender in lavender

 

[WallyG74]

So how many "blues" do you think you have now Wally?

I don’t know. I’ll have keep them and see I suppose.

 

[The Moonshiner]

I don’t know. I’ll have keep them and see I suppose.

 

[fluffycrow]

Really putting the lavender in lavender

Hear me out, I'm dumb. So with that in mind, in simple human, do you mean that the bird in question is a homozygous lavender?

 

[JacinLarkwell]

No. Lavender only shows if it's homozygous. It shows as black if there is only one gene

Hear me out, I'm dumb. So with that in mind, in simple human, do you mean that the bird in question is a homozygous lavender?

 

[fluffycrow]

No. Lavender only shows if it's homozygous. It shows as black if there is only one gene

the fact that I read this AGAIN just 23 hours ago.....anyways thank you for reminding patient with me

 

[Amer]

Hear me out, I'm dumb. So with that in mind, in simple human, do you mean that the bird in question is a homozygous lavender?

Well. It is homozygous for the lavender gene.

 

[fluffycrow]

Yall are way too patient with me. At this point if I can't remember how recessive genes work I might be a lost cause

Well. It is homozygous for the lavender gene.

 

[Bonkerelli]

Went to check on my chick.. it was no where up be found (or evidence). Momma was perching. I have a family of marmots near by. Think that's the culprit. Which would explain the missing egg as well.