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Jeremy

Depends if the Viuolet Hen is SF or DF

Blue Cock x SF Violet Blue Hen
=Blue Cocks and Hens
=SF Violet Blue Cocks and Hens

Blue Cock x DF Violet Blue Hen
=SF Violet Blue Cocks and Hens

Jeremy

TurquoiseBlue will have a lot more green markings.
Judging by the yellow colouration, your Creamino is indeed, a TurquoiseBlue Ino

Jeremy

Creamino Cock x Albino Hen
=Creamino Cocks and Hens
=Albino Cocks and Hens

Creamino Cock x Blue Hen
=Blue/Ino Cocks
=Turquoise/Ino Cocks
=Albino hens
=Creamino Hens

Jeremy

So you're buying a Pallid Mauve? Try and get a Pallid Mauve Cock.

Pallid Mauve Cock x Blue Hen
=Cobalt/Pallid Cocks
=Pallid Cobalt Hens

Pallid Mauve Cock x Pallid Blue Hen
=Pallid Cobalt Cocks and hens

Jeremy

A Mauve paired to a Blue will give you all Cobalt babies.
It doesn't matter what sex the Mauve is.

If you could get a Pallid Blue Cock to pair with a Mauve Hen, that would be fantastic.
You'd get Cobalt/Pallid Cocks and Pallid Cobalt Hens

Jeremy

Beautiful looking Creamino, nice and white on the breast and very vibrant yellow on the mantle. A very fine specimen. Dominant Edged looks brilliant in the Cinnamon series. I breed Dominant Edged Cinnamon Greys and Dominant Edged Cinnamon Blues. Mik, that boy is a Dominant Edged TurquoiseBlue Cinnam...

Jeremy

Grey Dominant Edged Cock x Grey Green/Blue Hen
=Grey Green/Blue
=Dominant Edged Grey Green/Blue
=Grey
=Dominant Edged Grey

Jeremy

That is a Dominant Edged TurquoiseBlue Cinnamon Cock

Jeremy

Blue/Pallid Cock x Turquoise Grey Hen =Blue Cocks =Turquoise Blue Cocks =Blue/Pallid Cocks =Turquoise Blue/Pallid Cocks =Grey Cocks =Turquoise Grey Cocks =Grey/Pallid Cocks =Turquoise Grey/Pallid Cocks =Blue Hens =Turquoise Blue Hens =Pallid Blue Hens =Turquoise Pallid Blue Hens =Grey Hens =Turquoi...

Jeremy

Sounds like a Dominant Edged Grey. Also called 'Fallow' Grey. Dominant Edged Grey Cock Cinnamon Turquoise Blue Hen =Blue/Cinnamon Cocks =Dominant Edged Blue/Cinnamon Cocks =Turquoise Blue/Cinnamon Cocks =Dominant Edged Turquoise Blue/Cinnamon Cocks =Grey/Cinnamon Cocks =Dominant Edged Grey/Cinnamon ...

Jeremy

Breeding season in Australia is in Spring. I wouldn't try breeding through Winter.

Green Cock x Albino Hen
=Green/Blue/Ino Cocks
=Green/Blue Hens

No real way to tell the age. I'm assuming the Cock has a ring around its neck?

Jeremy

I only feed my babies pellets.
I use Vetafarm but have also used Passwell's.
They seem to really like the Vetafarm Pellets.

Jeremy

Its a Creamino

Jeremy

By Cream Albino do you mean Albino or Creamino? Blue Cock x Albino Hen =Blue/Ino Cocks =Blue Hens Blue Cock x Creamino Hen =Blue/Ino Cocks =Turquoise/Ino Cocks =Blue Hens =Turquoise Hens Let them breed when they are 2 years old, although, they probably won't reed until they are 3. All my boxes are i...

Jeremy

My birds moult once a year. Right after breeding season.

Jeremy

Nothing to worry about it.
Peanut is a Turquoise Grey. The Turquoise gene causes a green wash.
There is generally a small amount of green on them but once they have their first 2 moults, a lot more green will come in.
It usually only comes in on the wings, mantle, and head.

Jeremy

Good to see they have adjusted well Katie. Wasn't sure how they'd go. Silk's parents are big birds and their babies always seem to be bigger than my other pairs. Silk is one of the tamest babies i've ever reared. Enjoys scritches and loves to be cuddled. Never even bit me. Pepper was starting to get...

Jeremy

I would stick to wooden nestboxes.
As far as i know, the clay boxes are fine but they are usually only used for Budgies who like to kick out all nesting material.

Jeremy

I handraise my Ringnecks cos they are far too wild and flighty if reared by the parents.
I usually take them out once the youngest baby is 2 weeks old.

Jeremy

You are correct. All babies will be the same colour as the parents - Pastel Blue Lacewing and Pastel Grey Lacewing.

Jeremy

It could just be the lighting, but it appears as if the mother is a Cinnamon?
The baby is a normal green

Jeremy

The one in my avatar is a Dominant Dilute ('Fallow') so is slightly lighter than Sunni. Turquoise is a Parblue mutation (part way between Green and Blue in colour). A Normal Turquoise or TurquoiseBlue will appear Blue with a Green wash. When you add Cinnamon to the mix, the Green wash turns to an al...

Jeremy

She won't change much now.
The Turquoise change a lot from when they are born until their adult moults. But after that, they stay pretty much the same.

Jeremy

Katie, Dani's new girl is a Pastel Skyblue.
So you're new baby could end up looking like that one day

Jeremy

Mag is a perfectly normal Blue Ringneck.
Thats how Hens/Juveniles are supposed to look.
She could be going through a 12 month moult, that would explain the change in plumage.

Jeremy

She's a lovely girl Dani.
I would say she is a Turquoise Cinnamon Blue.
Just like the bird in my avatar

Jeremy

Kimtoo, your girls don't have the Cinnamon gene.

Mik, Tiels do have long toes. A lot different to Ringnecks.

Jeremy

I wouldn't expose them to anything below freezing.
10C will be fine.

Jeremy

Have you got any more pics of your girls?
What colour are their flight feathers?

Jeremy

All the normal mutations like Green, Blue, and Grey Green have black or blackish toenails. The Turquoise gene will usually lighten the colour of the nails. Cinnamons have light fleshy coloured nails. Ino's, Fallows? and Pieds have clear toenails. I suppose it varies from bird to bird in terms of exa...

Jeremy

You will have to take the dead chick out immediately.
You can wait for the Hen to come out and eat, tap on the box, or physically move her. Just try not to put too much stress on her.

Jeremy

Cinnamons will have light/brownish coloured toenails, and will also have bronish coloured flights. As opposed to solid black flights of a normal.

I will try and get some photos later on.

Jeremy

Its a little hard to say without being able to see the flight feathers or toenails, but it looks like a Cinnamon Blue ('Skyblue')

Jeremy

Green/Lutino means the babies will be visually Green but Split to Lutino. So they will carry the Lutino gene.

So all Cocks will be visually Green but split to Lutino (Green/Ino)
And all Hens will be visually Lutino.

Jeremy

Yes thats correct Julie

Jeremy

They get their liquid from the formula.
He will start drinking from his dish soon.

Jeremy

It seems to be a Lutino with Red Suffusion. Red Suffusion can be linked to many many things. Most of the time, it is due to some sort of illness. Vitamin A deficiency and Liver disease are the 2 most common causes for it. On the other hand, it could be genetic or may just be nothing and will disappe...

Jeremy

I think s/he was at the front of that photo.
Its easy to tell the difference between the three Greys, 1 is missing a toenail, and your baby has white flecks on his/her head.

Your 2 babies are very gentle. They will definitely make great pets.

Jeremy

Usually if you have 2, it is advised to keep them in seperate cages. But if they get along with each other, i don't see why they can't share a cage. I have had up to 10 baby Ringnecks in a cage and they get along fine, some of them bonded to each other but they never lost the bond with me. I let all...

Jeremy

I'm sure s/he will get into plenty of mischief once you get him/her home Katie. I suppose it all depends on the temperament of the birds. I usually find the rarer colours go first, but my Grey's are always the best tempered birds for some reason. There are 3 Greys and they are all big boofheads. One...

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Why would you need me in the photo, i'd only spoil it Katie, i got some more pics of the baby when they were all out playing today. S/he is probably the most inquisitve baby of the lot. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v224/Jezz39/rifnfivg010.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v224/Jezz39/rifnfi...

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The bubs were out playing on the picnic rug So i took some photos. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v224/Jezz39/rifnfivg001.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v224/Jezz39/rifnfivg002.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v224/Jezz39/rifnfivg004.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v224/Jezz39/r...

Jeremy

S/he should be ready in 2-3 weeks. Still on 3 feeds a day and is eating a bit of fruit and veg and some seed. S/he has just started flying as well. I will be clipping all their wings today, it makes it easier to feed them and will keep them safe. I still have 3 Greys and 1 Skyblue for sale. The rest...

Jeremy

I am glad that i am able to sell a baby to a forum member, that way i can get regular updates

It is a special baby, at feed time s/he always climbs onto my hand, loves sitting on my hand

Jeremy

Depending on what sex they are, I might be keeping both Green Cheek babies.
I was hoping for some Sun Conure babies this season but it doesn't look like anything is going to happen until next year.

Jeremy

Really? Green Cheeks are only going for around $100 each these days.
At that price, I would say they would have been Sun or Janday Conures?

I usually clip the wings about a week after they first start flying. Or until they are good at landing.

Jeremy

Conures are great birds. I am handraising 2 Green Cheeks at the moment, they are so playful and active for little fella's.

The 2 oldest Grey Ringnecks have discovered the art of flying. I will have to put them in a cage tomorrow and clip their wings in a few more days.

Jeremy

3 x Greys. $120 each ONO
1 x Blue. $120 each ONO
1 x Silver. $130 each ONO
1 x Skyblue. $130 each ONO
1 x Pastel Skyblue. $150 ONO
1 x Fallow Pastel Skyblue. $150 ONO

Jeremy

I haven't sold any of them yet.
The missing nail won't affect him, it also won't grow back. He doesn't really need it anyway. A few of my aviary birds are missing a toenail, they all get around fine.

Jeremy

Been a long time since I updated so here I am. The Ringnecks are all doing great, the second oldest Grey bub likes to jump out of the box, he a cutie though. He is so docile I am trying to teach him to lay on his back. He will do it but only for a short amount of time, he'd rather go and explore. Th...

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