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What BB red considered and does this color have any recessive genes?

I wast going to breed it, Ill butcher him when he gets older. He'll(or she) will grow pretty fast and big.

I hade a chich hatch out with a webed toe, is this genetic? Parents are unrelated, dad is an EE and mom is a cornish cross Nn hybrid.

No mottling is on a black feather that makes the tip white.

he would be mottled, mottled is recessve, both his parents carried the mottled gene which gave you mottled offspring. Both his parents are split mottled

ok! Thanks!

Ok so since my fawn roo is white leged i should get light colored legs (if be dint carry any other genes) with recessive blue legs (which i would want) If you need I’ll get pics of his legs for you and my lavender.

I’ve got one more question about my OEGB pairing I gonna do. When I breed my lavender and fawn, will all the chicks have blue legs (or what ever color they have)? And will I have any problems with recessive gene leg colors? Thank you! I appreciate your help with all my questions!

Oh ok, that makes more sense. Thank you

I did say D’Uccles, I took a pic of his skin It looks light to me White black tailed jap Silkie

Ok thanks, he is light skinned

Will it pass on through generations?

What causes blue earlobes in D’Uccles?

What color legs does my brown red jap have? Slate or green?

Thanks!

No, I wanted to breed the two red ply colored birds together. Sorry I should of elaborated better.

Thanks Do you think if I bred the two dominant whites together would I get birds that are also white and red or would I just get dominant white silkied birds.

@troyer what is the best way to test breed for dominant white?

Thanks!

Mom Dad is a white Silkie, unsure if he’s dominant white or recessive white Babies Dad is the white Silkie in the back I also got paint, black and partridge from the pairing