Is it possible to transfer the barless pattern from a blue barless pigeon to an ash-red or brown pigeon and then getting an Ash red barless or brown barless?
My guess is that, i can get a female brown barless pigeon by pairing a blue barless & a brown bar first, then pairing their offspring together. I can also get a male brown barless pigeon by pairing this female with a brown bar male, which is carrying barless.
But getting an ash red barless pigeon from a blue barless seems impossible to me.
Is it possible to transfer the barless pattern from a blue barless pigeon to an ash-red or brown?
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Re: Is it possible to transfer the barless pattern from a blue barless pigeon to an ash-red or brown?
Patterns can be transferred between base colours quite easy, they're not linked at all.
To create ash red barless pair a blue barless hen to an ash red cock, then pair the red young together.
To create ash red barless pair a blue barless hen to an ash red cock, then pair the red young together.
Re: Is it possible to transfer the barless pattern from a blue barless pigeon to an ash-red or brown?
Thanks! I was just calculating in a monohybrid cross punnett square...but after rewatching your video on punnett squares and genetic notation and then calculation in a dihybrid cross punnett square, ashred barless seem possible to me. Thanks again!!!