What color is my female and what colors will I get?

[LadyCalypso]

Hi all I believe that Jewel was said to be a Turquoise Lacewing and that Blue is a Blue/albino they are 2010 babys and I am going to pair them up for 2012 but was curious what colors they will produce? Can you help Thanks

Here is Jewel

another Jewel

and now Blue

(My little boys named them so we went with it lol)
Thanks all for looking and your help
also I am pairing in 2012 RJ he is a blue with unkonwn split and Coral she is a blue lacewing any Ideas
RJ

Coral

she would ruffle her feathers every pick sorry best i could get lol
Thanks again

[Molossus2]

Assuming the blue cock is /ino you can expect blue and turquoise cocks and hens. Albino , light and dark phase lacewing cocks and hens. For detailed expectations go to GeV calc.

[LadyCalypso]

Okay I don't know if I am using the genetic calculator the right way but I will try I believe it told me that my blue and turquoise cocks would be split lacewing no visuals and all females will just be plain blue or turquoise? But I am not sure if I am using it correctly also is the first hen I listed a turquoise (pallid) lacewing it seems all other pics I have seen of them they have more yellow to their heads? just asking as that is what she is suppose to be Thanks for the info on chick possibility's

[Rueae]

I love Turq. pallids! :'D

Random post is random, sorry.

[Molossus2]

Remember the blue cock is / ino. You can expect red eyed hens and because of the lacewing influence of the hen you also can expect some to turn out lacewing too. The shade variation in rainbows is due to the the %age of green in turquoise birds. The greater the percentage then, normal turqs have a pink neck ring whilst turquoise that have a greater percentage of blue have a pure white neck ring in cocks. This is the same in rainbows bred of these types of turquoise birds. Greener turqs breed the increased yellow head which you speak of. Phenotype variation in turqs is a controversial subject among specialist breeders. Such is the joy of colour breeding

[LadyCalypso]

Thanks Molossus2 for the great info so I guess that my pairing will be somewhat what I was hoping since I would like to get some (Pallid)Lacewings out of the pairs that I have I am also going to be getting a violet hen and a blue lacewing cock in the spring to complete my small home aviary I will keep on learning through all of this it is a very fun hobby and I love my birds so much It will be fun to see what I get either way


also Rueae I also love the turquoise pallids They are one of my favorites Thanks for looking

[LadyCalypso]

Okay so any ideas on my second pairing of RJ and Coral? Is RJ a normal blue he seems a bit lighter than my other Blue? Any suggestion on if he is a cinnamon? Or is he normal blue?

[Molossus2]

Post pic to confirm.

[LadyCalypso]

RJ is the 4th pic down and it says RJ right above the pic and Coral is right under him and the first three pics are of the first pair the last 2 pic are of the next pair

[Rueae]

Is the picture with RJ using flash?

[LadyCalypso]

I can't remember but the color in the pic is what his color looks like to me normaly he seems light for a blue lighter than my other one anyhow

[Rueae]

Well, he does seem light for a blue.
Could you take another picture?
Perhaps with natural light and no flash.

[LadyCalypso]

Yes I will get a new pic tomorrow with no flash thanks

[Rueae]

Can't wait to see it. :3