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so i was right fat and a glodenface draft kills

you know me too well im getting really **** with genetics of late but im really good at drinking okay i will come back tonight when im bit more with it see what i missed yes two none dark carrying factor birds cant produce anything but a lnone dark factor but a one single and one no darkfactor or one light and one dd for that fact can produce sky i think :hap: just smack me with hammer if i got that wrong rip

shes proud and has what i think a bird should look like but her tail is tad dropped im hoping its a baby thing i had ones before who drop tail tad she only came out may 4th so still needs to develop heaps ive extra proud of her and her sister will be keeping that pair together i think thankyou clear wing for your complement at least i think were on the same track in thinking if not im going to look like a fool :hap:

Not only that, but each parent can have no more than one dark factor, since the chick has zero dark factor. The father is split for opaline. only one Parent has a dark factor (as you cant get sky blue with two one factor darkfactor carrying birds ) yes both split blue and dad / Opaline i hate these rip as something really obvious i bet and i bet i missed it or got this wrong

its k i done it before too once

here is same bird two months before and my dom pied grey i love her

AOSV perhaps we had a dompied opaline grey wing skyblue showed here in the sheilds resently thing is if its a good bird and meets all the standards ofits varierty in this case good pied marks nice stance size in deportmon ship overal colour and perfict grey wings why would you not show it so what if it doesnt win if its good put it in i say

intill more pics im not about to say but dave it right could be either only one more option after that and iu doubt it it looks like it could use exisize very healthy in a not so good way

sorry thats a dom pie the combination part just means its split to rec pied the thing is if you breed a dom split rec pied to rec pied you get doms and rececives and normal split rececives the only way to tell a dom and a rec from dom rec pairing the dom being split is the chick will either get iris ring or it wont same as dom split rec paired to normal split rec pied you get doms and rec pied with only the iris ring to tell diffrents at times as the pied markings are verigated

well his mutation is normal as in wing markings their not really good pics though can you get one of him fully at frount and one full back please i got my thoughts but not saying till im certain

mabe i will get some pics of my lacewing clutch your making me clucky kaz

wind is my biggest pest

well done kaz who needed a vets advice

here is a opaline light green hen i breed in feb im happy with

her face is a bit peeuw make would you watch where your flapping them good one kaz crack up

good luck mate make sure not to forget to clean hen out befor the sperm in entered into her duct im sure you know what your doing though

this cock looks under 6 months i doubt he will fill anything ????

so a little story in 2008 i got a bird off our sight member splat she was a cobalt cin spangle opaline hen she didnt really look much yet i saw potential in her and had the look i was after when she molted out for the second time her true potential was shown well i took her to be colour classified to a breeder as i was certain she was sky violet i didnt know much about colour recondition in cinnamons where sky violets are concerned we talked about her breeding and came to find a common link in her heratage and their stock so it was agreed i leave her with them and we do a share breed so i now have her home and i got given one chick so her is the chick i got

i useto feed jack rabbit rabbit food so..... and ginnipig food when i breed them but changed to red hen

i dont know kaz my birds pair permanently i actually need to separate for month and marry them off and once released into flock even after the extended time breeding rest and all is go straight back to their original partner or chosen mate

Thank you for your reply Kaz . If you breed a bonded pair, will they produce eggs sooner than a non-bonded pair? Also, what is the average time it takes for the first egg to be laid? im not kaz but if they are bonded and incondition 10 to twelve days for egg after about a week settling however in saying that i put a pair up two days agow and i have a cleared out nest and sighns of thikning these birds i could see were in true condition their for put in a breeding cage i had set up for them for spring if i had of waited id missed out

can we register again lol cause ill be it Are we there yet? dont know i never look that sort of stuff like whos on blar blar blar i really just go to new posts and stuff i need to cheak out i dont even look at profiles i guess i should but i just dont

How are you serving it...I recall you saying once you served it pickled in vinegar ? yea nar i stopped that i got told i was stupid to do that as two much troubble i only did it as i thought it helpped keep gullet healthy i just serve raw but my albinos stay pink for weeks so not something they would get at show season i got a hen their now she rolled over the freash cut carrots shes still orange top to tail its been 4 days now

can we register again lol cause ill be it

i give red hen chook feeder pellets it not only has all you mentioned in it its got all the extra needed vitamins our birds need at a safe ratio and can be given dayly no probs also i use tharrow hourse charf with malassess and i use hulled otes finch mix budgie breeders mix and shellow whitch is frentch millet as you can clearly see none of these things i can spell