As early as 1987, it was known that the color of light affects bird performance (Pyrzak et al., 1987) but the ability to use this information was limited. Technological advancements in semiconductors have enabled LED lights to emit almost all colors of the visible spectrum, near UV and IR light (Schubert et al., 2005), which provides flexibility for different applications. The light emitted by LEDs is monochromatic, and the color depends on the crystals and impurity of the material that is used in the production. The light frequency emitted by the electron also determines its color (Valentine et al., 2010). The light color affects growth, development, and behavior in chickens (Cao et al., 2008; Sultana et al., 2013). Using appropriate light color is important for most of the behavioral, physiological and immunological pathway alterations (Mohamed et al., 2014).