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Lushen1600

Hi Chocobo, thanks for the reply, the male is a dominant edge blue cinnamon. The hen was hatched from a batch of eggs from foster pairs, so that why I don't know the genetic history of this bird, as the breeder got the eggs from another breeder and use his pairs to hatch out these eggs. Will try and...

Lushen1600

So I guess this would be normal for a cobalt?

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Lushen1600

Hi I recently purchased a cobalt hen, but don't have genetic history for this female, wanted to know why she has so much of a greyish wash throught her upper body, and even on close inspection of her tail feathers, I noticed that the right half of the main tail feather is darker than the left half. ...

Lushen1600

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

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Lushen1600

My advice, make keeping and breeding of birds a hobby and let the money be a bonus, that way you won't be dissapointed when things go wrong and you will continue the hobby.

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Lushen1600

Hi Molossus, thanks for the reply but I was looking at the difference between a greygreen and a darkgreygreen, not darkgreen.

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Lushen1600

Hi would like to know how one would make out visually the difference between a greygreen and a greygreen with 1 dark factor?
How much darker would such a bird be and does anyone have pics with both birds in the same pic for comparison

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Lushen1600

Hi, as I said I could be wrong, also initially thought it could be an injury and bloodstained, but not sure.

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Lushen1600

Hi Chocobo, I think that it is a blue cinnamon turquoise with something more due to the red patch on the head. If you look closely at the second pic you will notice the greenish tinge on the wings and the fact that there is a red patch on the head instead of a white patch would also point to turquoi...

Lushen1600

Looking at the red patch on the head I would now say its more than just a blue turquoise cinnamon, but you will have to wait to hear what the others have to say

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Lushen1600

Hi, I would go with turquoise blue cinnamon
The second pic is very interesting, the bird seems to have a patch of red on its head, very nice

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Lushen1600

I will pair to either a cobalt or violet hen

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Lushen1600

Hi Molossus, thanks for the pics, the spangle markings on the alexandrine looks similar to spangle markings of a budgerigar, is it possible to achieve similar feather markings on a ringneck and has anyone have pic of ringneck with spangle markings similar to the alexandrine

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Lushen1600

Hi MissK, thanks for the website, that will help me to identify what mutations I have

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Lushen1600

Hi all would like assistance with identification of 8 budgies I got yesterday, pics are not very clear and couldn't get individual pics as they fly and sit in groups

http://m1109.photobucket.com/albumview/ ... H.jpg.html

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Hi Carmen, they also looked like lovebirds to me, but I was doubting myself as they seem to be in the same cage as the ringnecks

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Lushen1600

Hi all, thanks for the replies and thank you Peter for the pic, how old is the ringneck in the pic?

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Lushen1600

Hi Lee, I totally agree with you on this subject

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Lushen1600

Hi Lee, We are all mutation seekers :twisted: My thougth: 1. Perhaps the patched mutations so far described (Turquoise, Indigo, Saphire?) are homoallelic mutations (mutations of the same point) of the blue gene, so that there is just a question of gradient among them: Gradient inside the feather wi...

Lushen1600

Hi has the Spangle mutation been bred in an indian ringneck and if so does anyone have pics of such a mutation and what to look for to identify a spangle in the indian ringneck

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Lushen1600

Very nice opaline specimen Johan, has a huge contrast difference between the head and the body.

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Lushen1600

Hi all after a very long break I'm now ready to continue with lesson on the genetic calculator, but before I do I would like to do a recap of all the 6 calculations that we have done so far 1) Green cock x Green hen 2) Green cock x Lutino Hen 3) Green/ino cock x Lutino hen 4) Green/ino cock x Green ...

Lushen1600

Hi MissK, below is a website with information on genetics http://saudsaviary.blogspot.com/p/genetics-tutorial.html?m=1 Also read the following thread I started, I'm gonna be continuing with lessons as I can now see that it will help newbies to understand genetics http://www.indianringneck.com/forum/...

Lushen1600

Hi what are the parents of your blue hen? Its not possible for a blue indian ringneck to be split to grey as grey is a dominant mutation Lutino cock to a blue hen will result in the following chicks 1.0 ino x 0.1 blue % from all 1.0 100.0% 1.0 green /blue ino % from all 0.1 100.0% 0.1 ino /blue All ...

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Hi, go for 1.6mm thick wire welded mesh that has 25.4mm x 12.7mm rectangular holes

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And don't forget us Blackberry users?

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Hi guys don't shoot the messenger, just making you guys aware of the articles online

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Here is a piece of another article found on the subject "Alexandrine Parakeets seem to be mainly sold for their vibrant colors and there are many mutations available. These derived mutations have been a source of controversy as they were achieved through hybrid breeding with the Indian Ringneck...

Lushen1600

Hi I would just like to post a piece of an article which relates to this topic, if you would like to read the complete article it can be found here http://www.indianringneck.com/alexandrine/ So here is the portion that I have copied and pasted Alexandrines Mutations "Alexandrines do not come in...

Lushen1600

Hi Jim, unfortunately I cannot comment on the calculator on Madas website, as I have never used his calculator, simply because all my internet usage is via my Blackberry mobile phone as I don't have internet for my home pc. With Madas calculator, you would need a pc to use it as my phone won't be ab...

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Hi firstly you will have to establish if your male is split to turquoise as with his parents genetics he could be anyone of the 4 possible birds in the results below 1.0 turquoise(parblue)Blue /cinnamon cleartail x 0.1 green cleartail % from all 1.0 12.5% 1.0 green cleartail /turquoise(parblue) ci...

Lushen1600

I am very interested has anybody bred the deep bird in any other colour? I have personally bred Deep IndigoBlue, Deep Pallid, Deep Pallid IndigoBlue, Deep EmeraldBlue, Deep TurquoiseBlue, Deep Violet Blue, DF Deep TurquoiseBlue. Ron has bred Deep Cinnamon Blue, Deep Dark Blue, Deep Dark TurquoiseBl...

Lushen1600

Hi RingONeck, thanks for the reply. If I were to mate him to say a turquiose blue pallid, these would be the results 1.0 pallidIno x 0.1 turquoise(parblue)Blue pallid % from all 1.0 25.0% 1.0 pallidIno /turquoise(parblue) 25.0% 1.0 pallidIno /blue 25.0% 1.0 pallid /turquoise(parblue) 25.0% 1.0 palli...

Lushen1600

Hi all I know that this is going off the topic but here are some of the combinations I had in terms of breeding with the pallidIno male First to pair him to a green hen 1.0 pallidIno x 0.1 green % from all 1.0 50.0% 1.0 green /ino 50.0% 1.0 green /pallid % from all 0.1 50.0% 0.1 ino 50.0% 0.1 pallid...

Lushen1600

Hi for your pairings here are the results Olive YHYT Male + Yellow Ringneck Female 1.0 DD green cleartail x 0.1 ino % from all 1.0 100.0% 1.0 D green /ino cleartail % from all 0.1 100.0% 0.1 D green /cleartail From this pairing you will get all darkgreen chicks with males split for both ino and clea...

Lushen1600

Thanks Yatish and Ringoneck for the replies, can't wait for this guy to mature, what would be the most suitable breeding partner for a pallidino cock? I do have a few combinations in mind but would like to hear what others would pair to such a bird.

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Lushen1600

Hi all would it be correct in assuming that Deep is then a structural mutation and would act in the same way that Violet and Grey acts on both Green and Blue series birds. What I mean by this is that in Blue Series we get Violet(sf)Blue = Violet Blue Grey(sf)Blue = Grey Deep(sf)Blue = Deep Blue So i...

Lushen1600

Hi Chocobo, I would expect a pallidino to have eyes similar to that of an albino or lutino and not like that of a pallid. Would like to hear comments from others that have pallidino mutation in green and other colours

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Hi the results for that pairing are as follows 1.0 turquoise(parblue)Blue pallid x 0.1 ino % 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 pallid /turquoise(parblue) 50.0% 0.1 pallid /blue You will get green pallidino males split either for...

Lushen1600

Hi on my first calculation I forgot to add the cinnamon and pallid splits for the cock bird, so that would have caused all the confusion, your entry is now correct and here are the results 1.0 turquoise(parblue)Blue /cinnamon-pallid x 0.1 D turquoise(parblue)Blue violet(sf) % from all 1.0 0.026% 1.0...

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Hi Farza the reason that you are getting all turquoise chicks in your calculations, is because once again you are entering the birds wrong in the calculator. When entered correctly it will show Turquoise(parblue)Blue And not Turquoise(parblue) So in order to enter blue turquoise correctly you will n...

Lushen1600

Hi Ringoneck, thanks for the reply. The question is not about what the dad is as I will take the dad as a pallid unless he proves otherwise. The question is why my chick which is a male and is a pallidIno has "Very dark red eyes with a bluish iris" instead of "Red eyes with a yellowis...

Lushen1600

Hi all just a simple question but it has me baffled according to Zahir Rana's website this is description of what a pallidino supposed to look like Pallid-ino (Combination of Pallid and Ino) Inheritance: Combination of sex-linked recessive Pallid and sex-linked recessive Ino. Description Body: As Lu...

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Hi 19266022, not really, ringnecks are not that loud, I did have conures which where quiet vocal, but have now sold all my conures and bought some lovebirds, so its quietened down a bit So this is just what I have come up with for my planned pairings for the 2013 season in about 6 months time, nothi...

Lushen1600

Hi Chocobo, my mistake as I never read your initial post properly so never saw the parents genetics, so for that pairing these are the results 1.0 turquoise(parblue)Blue ino x 0.1 grey(sf) blue pallid % from all 1.0 25.0% 1.0 grey(sf) blue pallidIno <--- could be this chick 25.0% 1.0 blue pallidIno ...

Lushen1600

Hi all, nothing is wrong with the calculator, as pointed out by Trabots the initial calculation was entered wrong as the hen was entered as a mauve violet turquoise insteade of a cobalt violet turquoise. Second mistake that was made was that both birds were entered as turquoise(parblue) instead of t...

Lushen1600

Hi you will get the following babies from that pairing

1.0 pallid
x 0.1 blue ino
% from all 1.0
100.0% 1.0 pallidIno /blue
% from all 0.1
100.0% 0.1 pallid /blue

All males will be green pallidIno split blue and all females will be green pallid split blue

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Lushen1600

Hi Chocobo in order to answer your question I first need to understand what have you seen, is it

1.0 grey(sf) pallidIno /turquoise(parblue)

If so then this would according to my understanding be a greygreen pallidino split turquoise

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Lushen1600

Ok thanks Johan, so that means my pairing of a Dominant edge blue cinnamon if he is sf edge to a wildtype hen will give me 1.0 100% wildtype and 0.1 100% sf edge.

So what if he is df edge?

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Hi Deb I acquired both the green birds from Pair 4 and Pair 6 as well as the blue cinnamon hen from Pair 6 from one breeder, he purchased the blue cinnamon hen from a local petstore which was handreared and both the green were purchased from another breeder, I put the green seperately as I did not k...

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