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Here is a couple of my pairs that i have down. Interested to hear your thoughts. ;)

 

First Pair

 

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Second pair

 

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Cock

 

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and pair number two's eggs

 

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Do you think they are fertile by their colour?

 

What can i expect out of these pairs?

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i like the look of pair to the hen has that male look which i love

i cant tell you about eggs sorry and i wouldn't candle them yet if you were thinking of it

 

good luck with it all ;)

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Do you think they are fertile by their colour?

 

What can i expect out of these pairs?

 

They arent looking fertile by that photo but photos can lie ;) I candle at around 5-6 days. Have you tried yet ? Might be a bit soon as GB said.

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They arent looking fertile by that photo but photos can lie ;) I candle at around 5-6 days. Have you tried yet ? Might be a bit soon as GB said.

 

 

I have candled them and I think one is fertile but not one hundred percent sure. They are the first one is only a few days away from hatching.

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They arent looking fertile by that photo but photos can lie :P I candle at around 5-6 days. Have you tried yet ? Might be a bit soon as GB said.

 

 

I have candled them and I think one is fertile but not one hundred percent sure. They are the first one is only a few days away from hatching.

 

 

Yeah ...one does look like it is too.

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They arent looking fertile by that photo but photos can lie :P I candle at around 5-6 days. Have you tried yet ? Might be a bit soon as GB said.

 

 

I have candled them and I think one is fertile but not one hundred percent sure. They are the first one is only a few days away from hatching.

 

 

Yeah ...one does look like it is too.

 

 

would that be the second from the left kaz im curious

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They arent looking fertile by that photo but photos can lie :P I candle at around 5-6 days. Have you tried yet ? Might be a bit soon as GB said.

 

 

I have candled them and I think one is fertile but not one hundred percent sure. They are the first one is only a few days away from hatching.

 

 

Yeah ...one does look like it is too.

 

 

would that be the second from the left kaz im curious

Yes, I think so GB :)

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You have some nice birds there JQ, the first cock looks opaline

So you Will

50% Split opaline cocks

50% opaline hens

 

 

The pied looks cinnamon and opaline so the same goes for them as above

but it will be

50% split cinnamon opaline cocks

50% cinnamon opaline hens

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You have some nice birds there JQ, the first cock looks opaline

So you Will

50% Split opaline cocks

50% opaline hens

 

 

The pied looks cinnamon and opaline so the same goes for them as above

but it will be

50% split cinnamon opaline cocks

50% cinnamon opaline hens

 

he also looks spangle ???

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That's what I thought GB so he must be spangle pied, we need a better picture mainly of his back please if possable :P

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I agree he looks spangle pied too. :P

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That's what I thought GB so he must be spangle pied, we need a better picture mainly of his back please if possable :wacko:

 

 

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Had a catastrophe this morning.................

 

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THIS COCK ESCAPED!!!! :laughter: SHATTERED!!!!

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2009_1009random0017.jpg

 

Thats the one we were saying was also spangle not the other bird.

 

 

This one 2009_1029archie-birds00022.jpg

is grey green cinnamon opaline.

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2009_1009random0017.jpg

 

Thats the one we were saying was also spangle not the other bird.

 

 

This one 2009_1029archie-birds00022.jpg

is grey green cinnamon opaline.

 

 

:laughter: OOPS! Realised that as I just read your reply!

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I am sorry he got out. I know how easy that can occur.

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I am sorry he got out. I know how easy that can occur.

 

 

Thanks. He was one of my favourites aswell!

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Another of my pairs that I have down to breed. ;)

 

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Looks like a good pair .... the Sky Normal cock seems a lot nicer than your Rec Pied hen - if you don't have another (better) hen then I'd go with this pairing. ;)

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Looks like a good pair .... the Sky Normal cock seems a lot nicer than your Rec Pied hen - if you don't have another (better) hen then I'd go with this pairing. ;)

 

 

This is my first try at breeding "Harlequins". I'm using the sky normal cock to get the size into them.

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Looks like a good pair .... the Sky Normal cock seems a lot nicer than your Rec Pied hen - if you don't have another (better) hen then I'd go with this pairing. ;)

This is my first try at breeding "Harlequins". I'm using the sky normal cock to get the size into them.

 

Cool, well if your focus is Recessive Pieds then this is the way to go! :)

 

Remember that the chicks will be split for Rec Pieds/Harlequins and you'll need to breed 2 split Rec Pieds together to get the improvement.

 

If you do not have another Rec Pied budgie to breed more splits to breed back to the chicks from this pair, I would recommend you let this pair do one round together and then split them up and introduce the hen to another cock bird.

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Looks like a good pair .... the Sky Normal cock seems a lot nicer than your Rec Pied hen - if you don't have another (better) hen then I'd go with this pairing. ;)

This is my first try at breeding "Harlequins". I'm using the sky normal cock to get the size into them.

 

Cool, well if your focus is Recessive Pieds then this is the way to go! :)

 

Remember that the chicks will be split for Rec Pieds/Harlequins and you'll need to breed 2 split Rec Pieds together to get the improvement.

 

If you do not have another Rec Pied budgie to breed more splits to breed back to the chicks from this pair, I would recommend you let this pair do one round together and then split them up and introduce the hen to another cock bird.

 

Yes thanks for that. My cock bird is already split. A very generous friend that i work with has given me all of my birds to get up and running. He already had a pair ready to go for me to save me a year. He also gave me another rec pied hen that was breed this year that I can use next year.

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Looks like a good pair .... the Sky Normal cock seems a lot nicer than your Rec Pied hen - if you don't have another (better) hen then I'd go with this pairing. ;)

This is my first try at breeding "Harlequins". I'm using the sky normal cock to get the size into them.

 

Cool, well if your focus is Recessive Pieds then this is the way to go! :)

 

Remember that the chicks will be split for Rec Pieds/Harlequins and you'll need to breed 2 split Rec Pieds together to get the improvement.

 

If you do not have another Rec Pied budgie to breed more splits to breed back to the chicks from this pair, I would recommend you let this pair do one round together and then split them up and introduce the hen to another cock bird.

 

Yes thanks for that. My cock bird is already split. A very generous friend that i work with has given me all of my birds to get up and running. He already had a pair ready to go for me to save me a year. He also gave me another rec pied hen that was breed this year that I can use next year.

 

Brilliant! So now you have answered your own question then :yes:

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Looks like a good pair .... the Sky Normal cock seems a lot nicer than your Rec Pied hen - if you don't have another (better) hen then I'd go with this pairing. ;)

This is my first try at breeding "Harlequins". I'm using the sky normal cock to get the size into them.

 

Cool, well if your focus is Recessive Pieds then this is the way to go! :)

 

Remember that the chicks will be split for Rec Pieds/Harlequins and you'll need to breed 2 split Rec Pieds together to get the improvement.

 

If you do not have another Rec Pied budgie to breed more splits to breed back to the chicks from this pair, I would recommend you let this pair do one round together and then split them up and introduce the hen to another cock bird.

 

 

 

 

Yes thanks for that. My cock bird is already split. A very generous friend that i work with has given me all of my birds to get up and running. He already had a pair ready to go for me to save me a year. He also gave me another rec pied hen that was breed this year that I can use next year.

 

Brilliant! So now you have answered your own question then :yes:

 

 

Thanks Renee. It's always good to hear other peoples thoughts and advice!

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Couple more pictures..............

 

 

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