Marlony

theyre all so cute!

great link!

okay. so if sex-linked genes are carried on the x chromosome where are dominant and recessive genes carried?

that is weird. I think the only possibility is that the father is yft2.. is there any way you can get a picture without flash?That will help a lot.

might it be a dilute?

feathers, where do you always get these mating tables??

are they ino or dark eyed clear(red eyes or black eyes)?

okay, i thought cinnamon actually meant brown.

in real life she looks rather grey than brown. When you say cinnamon, will it actually look brown or is it just greyish brownish mix because when i look at the colour brown, her feathers dont even look a little like it. this is what i think brown should look like http://www.shawneestructures.com/colors/brown-paintb.jpg

daylight picture, no flash. http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s98/177...to/IMG_0885.jpg

okay, i will see if i already have one.

her flight feathers are motsly grey and i remember using a flash too.

here are the members grywing budgies... look at the first one, then cherry. doesnt the colour look similar? http://forums.budgiebreeders.asn.au/index.php?showtopic=9599

i was told that cherry was cinnamon but now im thinking greywing. I looked at some examples of greywings and her and to me she looks much more grey than cinnamon. Everyone said cinnamon but i dont know it might be greywing.

i would also go one at a time since taming four at a time is very hard. Clipping might be something to consider but thats your personal choice.

oh man.

i hav to go to australia one day!! They dont have anything like that in Canada or USA do they?

why dont you post a picture of him/her. Well help you figure out!

any new pictures???

wow, texas clearbodies are hard to understand.

is it same for sex-linked, you need two genes to make it visual, one for a split?

so guys can only have one sex-linked gene? And females 2?

congrats!

so sexlinked mutations go onto the allees x and y but where do dominant and recessive mutations go then?