Offspring!! :D
 

Hi evryone,
I am planning to breed the following pairs next year:
1) Greygreen cock (not slit blue) & YF2 opaline spangle cobalt hen
2) Light grey opaline spangle cock (split cinnamon & blue) & Cobalt cinnamon hen
3) Grey cock & Violetsky hen
4) Cobalt dom. pied (slit opaline) cock & Green cinnamon (split blue) hen
5) Green cock (split blue) cock & Sky blue opaline hen

or
1) Light grey opaline spangle cock & Violetsky hen
2) Grey cock & cobalt cinnamon hen

what would i get from these pairs??
thanks :D

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Please don't use that sign unless you have an emergency; the sign seems a bit pushy. Thanks. :)

25% green normal
25% grey green normal
25% spangle grey green
25% spangle green
Shades will depend on the dark factor of the grey green

(Grey is a blue based colour adding factor he is not split for blue)
3.125% grey opaline cinnamon females
3.125% grey opaline cinnamon spangle females
3.125% blue opaline cinnamon females
3.125% blue opaline cinnamon spangle females
3.125% grey opaline females
3.125% grey opaline spangle females
3.125% blue opaline females
3.125% blue opaline spangle females
6.25% grey cinnamon males
6.25% grey cinnamon spangle males
6.25% blue cinnamon males
6.25% blue cinnamon spangle males
6.25% grey normal males
6.25% grey spangle males
6.25% blue normal males
6.25% blue spangle males

25% grey
25% blue
25% violet
25% violet grey
Shades depending on the dark factor of the grey cock but none will have 2 dark factors

12.5% green normal males
12.5% green dominant pied males
12.5% blue normal males
12.5% blue dominant pied males
6.25% green normal females
6.25% green dominant pied females
6.25% blue normal females
6.25% blue dominant pied females
6.25% opaline green females
6.25% green opaline dominant pied females
6.25% opaline blue females
6.25% blue opaline dominant pied females


50% green normal
50% blue normal
No opaline unless the cock is split but the males will be split for opaline


50% grey normal
50% blue normal
No cinnamon unless the cock is split but all males will be split for cinnamon

I agree about the sign. It almost stopped me from answering

oh, sorry i didnt know, well at least i know now!! thanks everyone, & never will i use that sign again!
thank you :D

Thank you. :D