Ciao Matmol, not feel sorry for your english it is perfectely understandable for me.
This coloration "lemon pyle" is again a very delicate coloration but at the same time a difficult and a little misterious coloration (if you not know better).
The latest few years several of these "new" subtile, difficult & mysterious colorations (isabel, frostedcucula, bobtail ... where created ! This is breeding with knowledge of the genetic side, these colorations where bred intentionaly and are not "chance hits" !
Now to come to your question "lemon pyle" or "white patterned lemon/cream columbian" is what and how to reproduce it from one subject only !
The genetic formula of that "lemon pyle" hen, I think, is eb/eb Co/Co ig/ig s+/- I/I (if she is a "pure" for all color-genes to avoid anwanted surprices).
The cock you should cross her with a "gold Columbian" is eb/eb Co/Co s+/s+ (he need to be a "pure" for all color-gens to avoid anwanted surprices).
The result would than be chicks "white patterned gold columbian Split: lemon/cream" is eb/eb Co/Co s+/s+*s+/- Ig+/ig I/i+ .
Now you choose a young cock and you cross it back on the mother "lemon pyle" and you should become 50% of "white patterned gold columbian Split: lemon/cream" in both sexes and 50% of "white patterned gold columbian Split: lemon/cream" alias "lemon pyle" in both sexes.
Matmol, I hope you follow my thinking, if you have questions or remarks just do.
Danny
[Modificato da Danny_57 03/08/2011 09:55]