cobalt dominant edge pics???

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Lushen1600
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cobalt dominant edge pics???

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Hi just wondering if anyone can post pics of a cobalt dominant edge bird?

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The thing to look out for with the edged mutation in the cocks (SF birds) is the general body colour, which becomes lighter than your normal dark factor birds. Notice how well the hen is edged, yet the cocks don't display it quite as nicely. These are the sons of the cobalt edged hen, so it is the manifestation of the same gene.

Half the mutation expressed in cobalt. A SL SF dom. edged cobalt cock (young)
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Half the mutation expressed in mauve. A SL SF dom. edged mauve cock (young)
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Ultimately, you'd want to reach the full expression of the mutation in cobalt. Here you will notice the full effect and severe edging and decent dilution. Don't have a DF cock, but here is a SL SF dom. edged cobalt hen.
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cobalt edged in the middle (could carry the cinnamon and the misty gen as well :) ):

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@Madas, I believe that is a perfect example of what Tienie would call the "patchiness" we see in an edged youngster also carrying cinnamon, i.e. edged cinnamon crossover.
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Johan S wrote:@Madas, I believe that is a perfect example of what Tienie would call the "patchiness" we see in an edged youngster also carrying cinnamon, i.e. edged cinnamon crossover.
Jup. Bird on the left is the mother cinnamon turq cobalt.

And this is the father:

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SL Edged-cinnamon cobalt
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SL Edged (dark cinnamon, SA deep blue & dblue)
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SL Edged dgreen
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Nice birds, Tienie. Welcome to the 'I can now upload pics' club. :D
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Johan

Thanks, but only because you assited with the lessons. My phone call to you is a lot cheaper compared to other experts

Tienie :D
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Carr.birds wrote:Johan

Thanks, but only because you assited with the lessons. My phone call to you is a lot cheaper compared to other experts

Tienie :D
That's what you think. I posted the bill this morning... I just hope the Post Office strike ends soon, otherwise you'll never get it. :lol:

Pleasure to help. :)
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