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Youngspud

Kappa good to hear from you. As discussed in our private conversations I have no doubt that the Smith's greens that went on to produce Swales olives under Gavins control offer a host of opportunities when in the hands of a disciplined breeder. However the other imbeciles shooting their mouths off o...

Youngspud

Did you breed this cock shey?
If so what were the parents, very nice looking bird though.

Youngspud

Ohk I will check it again next moult, at the moment it doesn't appear to have any cinnamon whatsoever.
Attached is a photo of the young hen with the mother.

http://www.flickr.com/x/t/0093009/photo ... 877780744/

Youngspud

I had assumed that the cocks I got last year were green cinn/ino but after this years breeding all the females should have been cinnamon green or cinnamon Lutino, I only bred one hen and it was a normal lutino hen so I'm back to the drawing board and still not sure what the cocks are because they cl...

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The DF in both green and grey-green look great, not a big fan of the blue though, very interesting to see what further results will prove.

Youngspud

These were the only ones I could find.

http://www.flickr.com/x/t/0099009/photo ... 773798936/

http://www.flickr.com/x/t/0098009/photo ... 773269563/

http://www.flickr.com/x/t/0099009/photo ... 773438674/

The brown one has a yellow sheen across its body.

Youngspud

Here are the two now out of the nest flying around.

http://www.flickr.com/x/t/0095009/photo ... 767282463/

http://www.flickr.com/x/t/0092009/photo ... 767278753/

Look very nice in the communal aviary.

Youngspud

Haha yeh but in my circumstance I'd prefer the ino not to be there. Not all cinn pieds are like that, I saw a few that still had the pied standing out with cinnamon involved, but not in blue series. The emerald cinn pied especially was very nice. I have seen that video before he has some real nice p...

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I am unfortunate that my only 3 cinnamon cock birds are also split for ino.
With my cinnamon pied pair I will also get ino cinnamon pieds, am I correct in assuming they will visually appear as normal cinn ino with the pied being hidden or am I wrong?

Youngspud

Hi guys, I was wondering if anyone had a photo of a cinnamon emerald they could post or if there had been a thread on it before ( I couldn't find one). I saw a couple last year at the smiths aviaries and thought they were amazing so would love to see a photo of one as I'm hoping ill have a good outc...

Youngspud

Hi mike, yes pastel and turquoise are the same just depends on who your talking to really. They can appear different from bird to bird doesn't really matter about country too much as you can have two from the same nest that will look a little different.

Jacob

Youngspud

Are you talking about Martin G?
That is who I was thinking of talking to about buying one

Youngspud

I was just going to ask my auntie (Jacks wife) if she could help me get onto someone she knows has them, if she couldn't help then I was going to ask willy if he'd be able to help me out.

Jacob

Youngspud

Thanks guys, ill make sure to check back before I go through with buying one of the deep blues, don't wanna be ripped off or anything.

Jacob

Youngspud

Here is the other baby from this pair, it is very brown which means the father must be split for cinnamon also.
http://www.flickr.com/x/t/0097009/photo ... 434049743/

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Hi all, I am keen to get myself some new cobalts, a deep and a DF violet blue after this season, would anyone be able to provide a picture of these, preferably all 3 in one photo if possible. just so I know exactly what I'm looking for when buying them.

Jacob

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Yeh it could be but it certainly looks alot more like a dark green than the violet green, the edged bird is seperate and I will be breeding it with a violet next season.

Youngspud

Yeh I figured that was the case, just wanted to check what other people thought. Thanks

Youngspud

Yeh I was thinking it was one of the parblue mutations but ill wait til after its first moult before I decide, it's strange because it was bred from a greygreen cock X Dark green hen, last time there was a violet

Youngspud

Nah they are Granny Smith apples they are a little more sour than the red apples and the ringnecks love them every now and again. Never tried lines before

Youngspud

This is from my mystery pair, they seem easy to pick from the eye but they keep throwing different babies.
Anyone able to guess what mutation this young one is?

http://www.flickr.com/x/t/0091009/photo ... 353141203/

Youngspud

That mauve violet cinn would be a beaut. I have tried again with larger pictures. https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-KiP8c6cfwF4/UbF3-Docv3I/AAAAAAAAAA0/BznIN8eJ1EA/w433-h577-no/D+Green+hen.jpg https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-QSrBUAJL-zY/UbF3u12KzSI/AAAAAAAAAAs/TmsYVrRRsk0/w433-h577-no/IMG_0574.J...

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I have a dark green hen that is split for blue, Im wanting to try and breed it with one of my blue cocks but not sure what would give the best results. I was told it was bred from a cobalt x dark green last year when I got it. I have a blue CHF, Cobalt, and a DF violet cock available at the moment. ...

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Just some updated news on this one, still havnt had it sexed but will do so very shortly, I am just wondering about its pink/cream feet and what would be causing that? Here's a link to a photo I took today in this crappy melbourne weather, really made the tail and flights look real dark after some r...

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My cinnblue has that same affect I never really looked too much into it though so not sure on why it has it.

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Hi I was just wanting to understand the cobalt mutation a little better. Does it act just like the normal blue chromosome, I'm tipping it isn't a structural mutation like the violet so was wanting to know what happens when breeding them. For example if you have a cobalt hen to cinngreen cock( I only...

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It's not just a turqblue, I have a normal turqblue hen, and a DF turqblue cock, and you can really tell the difference, this one is a lot lighter than the other two. Where the others are blue this one is a light blue/ aqua colour, and the green is more of a minty green. But yes the tail is very dark...

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Well luckily enough I am actually going to pair it with a Df violet once I find out the sex. Yeh he meant that this one should be split to buttercup, it was actually a really confusing conversation, He said the mother was indigo, and the father was similar to the mother but cinnamon and buttercup du...

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Yeh I thought it was a cinnamon, I don't really know anything about the Dom edged and how to tell if it is Dom edged. I was told it is an indigo and also that it is a male but the guy I got it from said he didn't really know anything about it besides that its father was a buttercup and that this one...

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I have a rough idea on what this mutation is but I was just wanting to see some other peoples perspective cos I'm not totally sure, any suggestions would be appreciated.

http://www.flickr.com/x/t/0096009/photo ... 666821379/

Youngspud

That one looks darker as a whole, id say it would be a grey-green as it looks like my greygreen just lighter.

Youngspud

Yep sure looks that way now,
One of the brothers bred an Ino hen last year but that's all the history I could gather.

Youngspud

I have a couple of updated photos, one of the cocks has turned out looking more like an ino cinnamon as it has the clear nails, body is goldy yellow with yellow head but it has blue in its tail? One looks like a darker cinnamon and the other still has both the green/yellow mixed wash across the body...

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Thanks for the quick reply madas, how do you put it into the gencalc? What is the difference between homozygous and heterozygous in emeralds? I do know that they had some at the smiths house, they referred to them as Mint emeralds just because that's how they appeared. They are in the middle of gett...

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Can anyone help me with the offspring of the pairing of a cinnamon green/ino/emerald X emerald?
I am not sure how to put emerald into the calc yet so any help with that would be great too
Thanks

Youngspud

Hi all,
I am having a bit of trouble with one of my pairs, I noticed when they were in the aviary that the seed wasn't being eaten, I have brought them inside to worm them and the seed in the little cage hasn't been touched. Any suggestions on how to encourage them to eat a little more?

Youngspud

Yes I would assume it would be sex-linked ino, we will just have wait and see with the babies

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We have decided to test breed them to see what traits they are carrying, but it's still hard without having a base to go from, we are going off greencinn/ino but if anyone has a different opinion of what it may be then it would be much appreciated.

Youngspud

I'm not sure, they are very light grey I think with almost clear nails.

Youngspud

When looking at the actual bird it is easily visible that it isn't a lacewing.
If only I could get the genetic history, but I suppose then if I did I'd have the answer anyway because one of the parents was the same.

Youngspud

It looks similar to the dilute you put up, but there are the subtle differences such as the flight feathers. The green doesn't standout at as much in the IRN in the original photo I posted either, and the head is a lighter yellow but that could just be due to the different photo and camera settings ...

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I can guarantee it isn't a pallid, the blues definitely show that it isnt a pallid, i cant upload a photo of them as we only took the green ones. I am thinking it is a dilute, one of them has light blue in its tail feathers any idea on that?

Youngspud

How can you distinguish if it is a dilute or not?
Someone referred to it as a palehead

Youngspud

Yeh that is a possibility, I hadn't even thought of that so thanks. The English is good

Youngspud

When I was picking up a couple of new birds from jack smiths I noticed he had some different colour blue and greens, they wernt cinnamons or pallids. They referred to them as another type of green/blue but I can't seem to remember what it was. My grandfather grabbed a couple of them so I uploaded a ...

Youngspud

Sweet

I was just checking because they are the only two that are like that.

Youngspud

Heres the link, i havnt uploaded photos before so unsure if it will actually work.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/92711778@N ... hotostream
http://www.flickr.com/photos/92711778@N ... hotostream

Youngspud

Hi all, two of my male IRN's heads have weird looking little white points on them more excessive than a normal moult, to me they look unhealthy and like they are losing too much from their head compared to a normal moult, I feed all my IRN's on the same diet so I don't understand why it is only thes...

Youngspud

Thanks

That turquoise grey looks pretty decent, would love to see what an emerald or even a pied one looks like before I try breeding them.

Youngspud

Have been keen on finding out different mutations of the clearhead fallow but can only seem to find the basic green and blue, if anyone else has some different snaps I would love to see and hear what you guys think is the best looking colour mutation of the clearhead fallow.

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