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dog_glenn123

They would be as follows.

1.0 turquoise(parblue)
x 0.1 turquoise(parblue)Blue pallid
% from all 1.0
50.0% 1.0 turquoise(parblue)Blue /pallid
50.0% 1.0 turquoise(parblue) /pallid
% from all 0.1
50.0% 0.1 turquoise(parblue)Blue
50.0% 0.1 turquoise(parblue)

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dog_glenn123

Hi there that is completly incorrect.

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dog_glenn123

I would start by covering him up at the sleep time of the baby, Or move the cage outside if possible at the time of the sleep. Just ideas. Thanks Glenn PS i know what its like when all you want is the bubs to sleep so you can have your own time. As well as the bubs getting sleep. From a father of a ...

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Still up for offer.

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dog_glenn123

Do you meen a green bird carrying the ino gene?

If so this is the results.

1.0 green /ino
x 0.1 blue pallid
% from all 1.0
50.0% 1.0 pallidIno /blue
50.0% 1.0 green /blue pallid
% from all 0.1
50.0% 0.1 ino /blue
50.0% 0.1 green /blue

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dog_glenn123

Its not blue it could be Turquoise(Parblue) you will need to wait a bit longer to tell exactly.

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dog_glenn123

Cant see the pictures.

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dog_glenn123

Hi there, Regarding the feet they just grow at a slightly slower rate. Regarding DF depending on the colour depends on how it effects in violets yes the bird will be a darker shade of violet, you can tell easely when a single factor and double factor are next to each other. Regarding tempremate then...

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At a guess without seeing photos the female is a blue pallid, which means if you breed her with straight colours then thats all you will get.

You need to pair her to another blue pallid to get birds ike her or the male needs to at least be carying the pallid gene, thats called split too.

Ta Glenn

dog_glenn123

Na i am in Australia Sydney blacktowm area.

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Hi all I have a bird aviary that i am trying to get rid of. The dimensions are 200cm deep, 153cm wide and 180cm high. Its silver in colour and has a few drill holes where i mounted perch's nest boxes etc. Otherwise in good condition. If anyone is insterested just PM me for a price and pictures. Or m...

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Hi Bec, They do start around now but usually dont do the deed until the end of winter!!!. It may be because they are in a cage inside the house and the house may have an aircon that is simulating the end of winter and not the start!!. \Maybe give them more outside time so they realise its gtting col...

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Hi there, i will guess that both parents are split buttercup!? here are the results. 1.0 D turquoise(parblue)Blue /clearhead_fallow x 0.1 D turquoise(parblue)Blue /clearhead_fallow % from all 1.0 4.622% 1.0 DD turquoise(parblue) clearhead_fallow 4.622% 1.0 DD turquoise(parblue) 9.245% 1.0 DD turquoi...

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Hey first pair. 1.0 ino x 0.1 grey(sf) turquoise(parblue)Blue % from all 1.0 25.0% 1.0 grey(sf) green /turquoise(parblue) ino 25.0% 1.0 green /turquoise(parblue) ino 25.0% 1.0 grey(sf) green /blue ino 25.0% 1.0 green /blue ino % from all 0.1 25.0% 0.1 grey(sf) ino /turquoise(parblue) 25.0% 0.1 ino /...

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Hi there they are called blackhead mutation but i cant give you any details on the mutation and how it works as not many people have them and i have no details on the way the mutation works. Now the two that are there are infact not a black head mutation and its infact caused by lack of light in the...

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It is grey green,

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dog_glenn123

Hey pretty easy one this, 1.0 ino x 0.1 turquoise(parblue)Blue pallid % from all 1.0 50.0% 1.0 pallidIno /turquoise(parblue) 50.0% 1.0 pallidIno /blue % from all 0.1 50.0% 0.1 ino /turquoise(parblue) 50.0% 0.1 ino /blue The males will be lime colours lacewing. The females lutinos. Ta Glenn

dog_glenn123

Hi Im not sure what you mean but,

The hen and cock to produce that must either already be cobalt turquoiseblue violet or a combo
of turquise , violet blue and cobalt(cobalt is dark factor and not actually a colour its more an effect of the bird).

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dog_glenn123

I think this is what you want.

D turquoise(parblue)Blue violet(sf) V+/V;D_bl/D+_bltq;
The D is the cobalt. The part that starts with V+ is the genetic structure.

If its not what you want canyou please explain in more detail of what you require.

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dog_glenn123

I think this is what you want.

= D turquoise(parblue)Blue violet(sf) V+/V;D_bl/D+_bltq;

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Hi there if you produced a buttercup then both parents are split buttercup. if only one was split then you wouldnt get visual buttercups. these are the results of the pair. 1.0 D turquoise(parblue) /clearhead_fallow x 0.1 D turquoise(parblue) /clearhead_fallow % from all 1.0 6.25% 1.0 turquoise(parb...

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Hello, What color babies will I get from the following? Male is blue from lutino father and blue split to albino mother. The female is also blue from a green/blue father and an albino hen. Thanks guys! Hi Njournal101, OK i didnt read it all as i imagine you would have been confused by the end of it...

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madas wrote:No.

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Hi Jasper, OK now then the hen cant be split to pallid hens cant be split pallid or ino, theres others as well but i will stick on topic, Your hen is pallid dom.pied split blue. Now the outcomes as you know most of them already because of the babies they are below. Now ever baby that is cinnimon is ...

dog_glenn123

Hi there the ones with red eyes are hens the other is a cock bird.

it is also possible the hens are masking grey gene, look for a baby/s that are more off white then white and they should be the ones masking grey.

ta glenn.

dog_glenn123

OK i will bite !!! She is pied and most likley dom.pied with also the pssibility of her being pallid. the only way it could be recessive is if the male was split to recessive pied, thats why all the babies look to be pied. which is lucky because only 50% of the male/female babies should be pied. Q1,...

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Good luck and i hope it is just the diet.
Thanks for the update.

Glenn

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Hi there if it is piedness then its recessive not dominent, If its dominent thenyou will see one of the parents as pied. One of the parents will be split to recessive pied. Can you show pictures of the pair and the babies so we can help identify them for you, The link to photo bucket doesnt work. Ta...

dog_glenn123

Hi there,

He is stressed from the move, keep water near himso he can hydrate himself and keep the room or area dark and minimize the noise around them.

Ta Glenn

dog_glenn123

Hi dont have the pictures on hand but,

if you had them next to each other the darker one with black nails will be the cobalt.

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dog_glenn123

If in the last picture the top bird is the hen?!

You got me! Madas, Recio this ones for you.

She looks cinnimon but the calcs dont work out to produce a cinnimon babies.

I would say madas guess of dom.edge will be close though.

Ta Glenn

dog_glenn123

OK we are going to need to see pictures of the parents if there both green in some way.

At a guess the mother of the bird is turquios and the father is green split blue ino.

But still want to see the pictures.

Ta Glenn

dog_glenn123

Yer i dont like pieds so thats my favourite.

I have a turquiose blue pallid like yours as well. Rainbow.

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dog_glenn123

A healthy IRN will show a long and short tail depending where they are at in the multing cycle,
They loose the long tail fether around the start of a mult and although they start to grow back quikly they take a while to show there full length.

Ta Glenn

dog_glenn123

Mine is blueviolet clearhead cleartail.

Closly followed by blackheads and Saphires.

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dog_glenn123

Hi; Glen is right, just 2 little things: 1. You can also have a general blue bird with yellow-cream head if adding turquoise. 2. Young males also display just a clear tail with normal head before reaching sexual maturity. It is better to call the mutation clear head clear tail because the actual co...

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I am still going with creamino,

Could i get some pictures of the chest and tail please.

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Hi Azure, Now not sure what you mean with the green showing through but will explain the rest. WH/WT or clear head clear tail is the same thing. In the blue series birds it white head whit tail. In green series birds it yellow head yellow tail. All females will have the clear tail but wont have the ...

dog_glenn123

I would like to see another picture of the whole bird,

But from what i can see thats not a lutino,

Its a Turquise Blue ino or better known as creamino.

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dog_glenn123

Probably best bet i think just to be safe, make sure if its not an avien vet that you explain the possible deseases the guys mentioned.

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Hi there, I think what they are saying and i didnt see it before in th pictures now posted by Madas is that you see how the tail feathers are starting to grow but they are squiggly (left n right) as they grow and this is not normal a healthy IRN's feathers will grow in a straight line and not show a...

dog_glenn123

Hi 5 to 10 days i think there feet will be to big after that!

Ta Glenn

dog_glenn123

Here mine but i never clip and never will!!! This is my opinion not having a go at you or anone else. So what is the real reason behind our choices? There birds they fly!! pretty easy. Safety for them? from what would be my question back. From getting lost, if you are a good bird keeper and concentr...

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Hi SBC-SA, I will let madas answer the question about the types and markings of pieds. Madas, very nice birds not really a fan of pieds myself but have a couple of questions, do you have a WH/WT pied that actually has the WH/WT and the body as pied markings? The bird in the 2nd picture top left is i...

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OK if thats the case and it is pied its most likley a Dom.Pied. And i blieve they go for around $2000 to $4000 depending on colour if i am wrong i will be corrected trust me. Ta Glenn Hi, i don't think he is a pied at all. @Zananv: please bring it to the vet and let the bird test against PBFD. this...

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Hi there i would pull them out and she should start again depending on how far into the breeding season you are.

If its to far through she wont lay again, but they will go through the normal mating dances etc for a bit longer either way.

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dog_glenn123

OK if thats the case and it is pied its most likley a Dom.Pied.

And i blieve they go for around $2000 to $4000 depending on colour if i am wrong i will be corrected trust me.

Ta Glenn

dog_glenn123

Well he looks in good health, you feed him all the right food so should be OK. Wiat untill his mult finnishs (once his tail is long) and post new pictures!. My birds love corn cobs they eat them until the cob is gone. But they wont touch steamed veges not one of them. Check this post again tomorrow ...

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Hi there he is not Turquiose he is a blue bird but at a guess it looks to be pied!!!. Before the mult he looked to be normal blue bird,but after he looks to be showing piedness. Now there are different way the pied mutation behave some get more noticable as they age and others less. I have never see...

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Well got my new aviary

Miss's upbeat about it well.

Have i not sent you links to pied birds?

Ta Glenn

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