Genetica en Pekin Mil flores y Moteados

GALLO ARMIÑADO PLATEADO X GALLINA MIL FLORES 

Silver Millefleur Project Map.

Light Columbain x Millefleur =
Light Columbian Split Mottled Female.
Yellow* Columbian Split Mottled Male.
(Yellow by Silver/Gold)

Yellow Columbian Split Mottled x Light Columbian Split Mottled =

Females:
Light Columbian
Light Columbian Split Mottled
Buff Columbian
Buff Columbian Split Mottled
Millefleur
Silver Millefleur

In Males:
Yellow Columbian
Yellow Columbian Split Mottled
Yellow Millefleur
Light Columbian
Light Columbian Split Mottled
Silver Millefleur

GALLO LAVANDA X GALLINA MIL FLORES

Porcelain Map *Please Read Through*

I've been asked to make a Porcelain Map, or give a Image assising peoples understanding of how to make Porcelain for more than a couple of years now. The Honest answer is, Its Really Hard. 
Its not hard in the sence of being labor intencive, but starting from *Scratch* involves a conciderable amount of luck, passion, determination. and stick withitness. 

This is the situation on which i'm usually asked to comment on ;
"If I Crossed Lavender with Millefleur will i get Porcelain?" Answer No.
"If I Crossed their offspring will I get Porcelain?" Answer Yes... at the likelyhood of 1 in every 261 chicks you hatch.
The second question is what this Map reprosents.

First off the 'Black' looking images are very likely in this cross to really be Black with Gold Leakage. (incomplete black) but when i tried to make the image to reprosent that they came out like Gold-Birchen and i thought that might lead to more confustion (if i don't have enough already)

Lavender x Millefleur = Black Split Lavender, Mottled, Columbian & Base (in this case Partridge)

Black Split Lavender, Mottled, Columbian, Partridge. x Black Split Lavender, Mottled, Columbian, Partridge =
Most Common Black, Mottled, Columbian, Lavender, Partridge, Lavender Mottled, Millefleur, Partridge Mottled, Champagne, Porcelain (least common)

I will attempt to make a guide for produceing Porcelain in a more controled mannor. Towards the end of the week. +++++++ lots and lots of other phynotypes & genotypes

GALLO MIL FLORES SPLIT LAVANDA X GALLINA MIL FLORES SPLIT LAVANDA

Millefleur Split Lavender x Millefleur Split Lavender = 

25% Porcelain 
50% Millefleur Split Porcelain 
25% Millefleur

GALLO MIL FLORES  X GALLINA MIL FLORES AZUL

Millefleur x Blue Millefleur =
50% Blue Millefleur
50% Millefleur

GALLO MIL FLORES AZUL X GALLINA MIL FLORES AZUL 

Blue Millefleur x Blue Millefleur =
25% Millefleur
50% Blue Millefleur
25% Splash Millefleur

GALLO CHAMPAN X GALLINA ARMIÑADA

Coronation Map (Lavender Light Columbian)

using Champagne (Lavender Buff Columbian)

Champagne x Light Columbian = Buff Columbian Split Lavender. 
*Yellow Columbian Split Lavender Males
*(Yellow is Gold/Silver)

Yellow Columbian Split Lavender x Buff Columbian Split Lavender =

Females:
Light Columbian
Light Columbian Split Lavender
Buff Columbian
Buff Columbian Split Lavender
Champagne
Coronation

Males:
Buff Columbian
Buff Columbian Split Lavender
Yellow Columbian
Yellow Columbian Split Lavender
Champagne
Yellow Champagne (may not look any different to standard Champagne)

GALLO MIL FLORES  X GALLINA COLOR ROJO

This one is a little difficult to explain and draw. 

It was done on request. 
and displays the very basic possibilities when trying to produce Red Mottled. This map is a little deciving, you're likely to produce a lot of oddly marked columbian's (in buff and red) than standard marked birds.

GALLO CHOCOLATE X GALLINA NEGRA MOTEADO EN BLANCO

Chocolate Rooster x Mottled Hen =
Black Split Mottled Females & Black Split Mottled & Chocolate Males*.
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Black Split Mottled & Chocolate Rooster* x Black Mottled Hen = 

In Females: Black Split Mottled, Chocolate Split Mottled, Black Mottled Chocolate Motted**
In Males: Black Split Mottled, Black Split Chocolate & Mottled, Black Mottled, Black Mottled Split Chocolate.
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Black Mottled Split Chocolate & Mottled Rooster* x Chocolate Mottled Hen =

In Females: Black Split Mottled, Chocolate Split Mottled, Black Mottled, Chocolate Mottled.
In Males: Black Split Mottled, Chocolate Split Mottled, Black Mottled Split Chocolate, Chocolate Mottled

* Because There would be no visable difference between which males carried chocolate and which didn't. Use the same rooster produced in the first cross, as he's garenteed to carry both chocolate and mottled.

GALLO CUCO X GALLINA NEGRO MOTEADO EN BLANCO 

Light Cuckoo Rooster x Mottled Hen = 
Dark Cuckoo Split Mottled Males & Cuckoo Split Mottled Females

Dark Cuckoo Split Mottled Roosters x Cuckoo Split Mottled Hens =
In Females: 
6.25% Black | 6.25% Cuckoo | 6.25% Mottled | 12.5% Cuckoo Split Mottled | 12.5% Black Split Mottled | 6.25% Mottled Cuckoo
In Males:
6.25% Light Cuckoo| 6.25% Dark Cuckoo |12.5% Light Cuckoo Split Mottled | 12.5% Dark Cuckoo Split Mottled | 6.25% Mottled Light Cuckoo | 6.25% Mottled Dark Cuckoo.

GALLO LAVANDA X GALLINA NEGRO MOTEADO EN BLANCO 

Lavender Mottled Map 

Lavender x Black Mottled = 
Black Split Lavender & Split Mottled.

Black Split Mottled/Lavender x Black Split Mottled/Lavender =
Black Split Mottled
Black Split Lavender
Black Split Mottled & Lavender
Black
Black Mottled
Black Mottled Split Lavender
Lavender
Lavender Split Mottled
Lavender Mottled