Mattolmo 0 Posted March 16, 2021 Share Posted March 16, 2021 I've heard it's possible to have the violet factor and the gray factor in a budgie, but I haven't seen any photo. These budgies take just one of the 2 factors in their color and we just know they had the other factor too when they have babies? Or we can see both factors (visually) in a budgie?? Link to comment
Bobb Revels 0 Posted September 14, 2021 Share Posted September 14, 2021 I have a male that I suspect is a grey violet. His father is a violet cobalt dom pied and his mother is a grey opaline. So I plan to breed him next year and I will see what he throws. Link to comment
Bobb Revels 0 Posted January 15 Share Posted January 15 Last year I had a young male who was from a violet cobalt dom pied and a grey opaline. So I just thought he was a cull and I was going to sell him. The more I look at him, I thought he could be a grey violet. I keep looking at the throat spots. Instead of the dull grey it became more bluer. So starting this season, I paired him with a lutino I have that carries the violet gene. Last year she threw me the prettiest violet mauve. So I am excited. I will keep u posted. Link to comment
Bobb Revels 0 Posted January 15 Share Posted January 15 I want to show you a picture of my violet grey male. You can tell that it is a violet when you look at his blue throat spots. Greys tend to have greyish throat spots. I am sorry that the light is not at it best. I will try to send more pics. I have him paired to a lutino that caries the violet gene. DB45A724-2DB7-4172-9FDC-2AEA891ACDEA.heic Link to comment
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