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I had a Blue Orpington male that his breeder was fully convinced was Black. The second she showed me a picture of him, I told her was blue. She had him with Blue hens and kept telling me he wasn't. Guess who hatched Splash chicks. lol

Blue-laced Red follow the same rules as any of the other Andalusian based blue birds. He would have to be Blue.

Hmm. Mom and dad definitely have super model legs. It would seem she got the short end of the stick.

I've got a couple of birds who need their nails trimmed. I hate it when they turn out like that. lol You'd think with being a Malay, she'd have way thicker shanks and big feet like mom and dad.

Do you have any better pics of her legs? In addition to them being off-color, they looked a little scaley leg mite-y. You might take a peek. I picked up a White Orpington hen that I need to treat.

It would certainly explain the willow legs, when all the pictured Malays seem to have yellow... There it is. Pretty certain is not 100% certain. Meaning unless she was produced from a pen of pure Malays, where only Malays were present, I wouldn't make the claim that she is Malay. I'm going...

Poop. I can't find the page anywhere. I think Barry Koffler of Feathersite.com had it on the Sumatra page originally but it seems to no longer be there. He had a Sumatra hen that, with each subsequent molt, grew more and more white until she was basically solid white with no black feathers as...

No idea, but she's pretty.

Blue + Chocolate = Mauve Both genes are a dilute of Black but act independently so a bird could be Blue, Splash, Chocolate, Mauve or Splash Mauve depending on the number of genes inherited. A Mauve Splash would have two copies of the Blue gene in addition to the Chocolate. Crossing Lavender...