Found this amazing calculator online, simply input all the known genes of each of the parents and the calculator will give you all possible chick outcomes and their liklihood of ocurring

 

http://www.gencalc.com/gen/eng_genc.php?sp=0Budg

 

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Edited September 4, 200816 yr by Elly

i poisted that link ages ago lol, I had no idea how to use it back then... I might give it a gonow though

I get confused with all the blue options - blue, blueII, T1's & T2's etc, and the x1 x2's for the sex-link varieties.... . Would be great if there was a user's guide to explain the options (hint hint someone who knows what they all mean).......

I get confused with all the blue options - blue, blueII, T1's & T2's etc, and the x1 x2's for the sex-link varieties.... . Would be great if there was a user's guide to explain the options (hint hint someone who knows what they all mean).......

 

 

Haha, yes please "A Dummies Guide to Using It"

Although they may be useful to some, I find the calculators misleading. The percetages offered are only a guide. I have a Spangle cock who has over the past 2 years fathered 12 young and only I have only 1 spangle (sf) from him.