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RE: Mex Black King x Desert

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Posted by: FoxTurtle at Sun Oct 10 00:54:22 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by FoxTurtle ]  
   

It's sort of a pointless cross. Mexican Black Kings are basically a melanistic Splendida, and often hatch out looking just like Splendida, only to darken with age. The result of your cross would be babies that looked like Splendida, but didn't get fully black as adults.

There are natural intergrades between these types. There are some pictures in Brian Hubbs' book.

   

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