| Subject: Re: crossing golden laced and silver laced. |
Author:
Melissa
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Date Posted: 17:58:21 05/20/08 Tue
In reply to:
alvin
's message, "Re: crossing golden laced and silver laced." on 14:58:59 05/20/08 Tue
If they were from the same farm originally, the only difference between the two might be the sex-linked silver gene. In which case, crossing them should result in a flock of homogeneous gold laced, homogeneous silver laced, and a heterogeneous blend of the two. I think that because silver is incomplete dominant, maybe if the flocks came from 2 different people, those silver laced might have some hidden gene that could show up in their gold grandchildren. I am speculating though, give it a go! Genetics = fun.
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