Silkie Splash Ameraucanas

[Guitartists]

LOL Sorry... excitement got the better of me

Hopefully she'll have enough eggs for both of us and we can diversify the bloodlines even more that way

 

[klf73]

ooh, egg trade!

I'm getting ahead of myself, no?

Jubaby, Angie and I will work on it

 

[Guitartists]

Yes indeed... we both share a love of new and fantastic blue eggers...

If you decide to expand... we'd both love to help you!

 

[onthespot]

I would love to help you diversify your gene pool. I have a beautiful splash Ameraucana pair to work with.... hint hint hint... nudge. wink, poke poke poke!

 

[Jubaby]

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The person I bought the eggs from had no idea there was silkie blood in them. She claimed she had no knowledge of any silkie feathered offspring before or after me.

I contacted her a few times, until I think she was sick of hearing from me. But I never got anymore info from her.

So I guess that's a dead end now. We're on our own.

 

[klf73]

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The person I bought the eggs from had no idea there was silkie blood in them. She claimed she had no knowledge of any silkie feathered offspring before or after me.

I contacted her a few times, until I think she was sick of hearing from me. But I never got anymore info from her.

So I guess that's a dead end now. We're on our own.

hmm, if someone got something like that from me I would be very interested....

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

Silkie IS recessive. There is evidence of silkies popping up as a sport in many breeds of chickens and even other species of birds (although I am sure that that is from a different gene

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[Smoky73]

Oh sorry, I guess I read your post to fast. I thought that the mother was the black Ameraucana.

 

[Guitartists]

Interesting... so it could be a random genetic mutation and NOT a cross-breed..... very interesting! I can;t wait to work with these

 

[klf73]

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*shoves Angie aside*