
…= 50% Blue, 25% Black, 25% Splash Blue x Black = 50% Blue, 50% Black Black x Black = 100% Black Blue x Splash = 50% Blue, 50% Splash Black…
Continue Reading…= 50% Blue, 25% Black, 25% Splash Blue x Black = 50% Blue, 50% Black Black x Black = 100% Black Blue x Splash = 50% Blue, 50% Splash Black…
Continue Reading…slate to blue slate will produce all three color patterns, blue slate splash, blue and black offspring. The blue to black generally produces offspring of blues and blacks with no…
Continue Reading…diluted to blue by the blue gene (Bl). Ideally each feather has black lacing. The plumage is a blue/gray color, but the eggs are true blue. A small percentage may…
Continue Reading…Cackle Hatchery’s blue egg layers ranked for the best blue shell color for the 2022 season: Black Ameraucana Splash Ameraucana Blue Ameraucana White Ameraucana Blue Egger Female Surplus Special Easter…
Continue Reading…getting this color recognized. NOTE: “The blue laced red wyandotte does not breed a true blue color. The blue lacing color will be very light on some, a very good…
Continue Reading…with brown shells. Blue shells are blue through and through; brown shells have pigment only on the outside. The outcome of crossbreeding is that eggs of first-generation hens overlay brown…
Continue Reading…Two blues mated together will produce a variety of splash, black-blue and blue chicks. Breeding splash to the black-blue version will produce the most offspring that are more uniform in…
Continue Reading…as Cackle Hatchery® Breeding Farms. Our bloodline generally produces 1/3 black/blues, 1/3 blues and 1/3 splash. We only ship you the blue chicks, however their offspring will still produce the…
Continue Reading…do well in confinement. Note that breeding a blue bearded Silkie to another blue Silkie will not produce 100% blue offspring. You will get roughly 50% blues, 25% dark blue/black,…
Continue Reading…an interesting blueish-gray appearance, the Blue Swedish Duck is easy to raise, care for and keep. The Blue Swedish Duck’s unique plumage allows it to blend in and makes it…
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