*Nerwen*

a picture of yours would help. This is my male Rec pied: hens out of condition: a young hen changing to brown:

I would try reagaring the cage and swapping some toys around it could help with this behaviour as she is distracted by something else. It's the first thing that came to mind.

wow Love the pictures they look wonderful

addle the egg for now or removed if if you wish to be sure. The mum will continue to lay a few more now since she has started her cycle again. How old is the youngest?? If s/he is over the age of 4 weeks you could remove the box and give them a small hiding platform (or small cardboard box) so they feel safe again but the parents stop trying to breed again and they start to learn what life outside is like, how to balance and eat seeds. You must have great fun trying to tell them all apart :(Laughing out loud): they look super.

wow would love to have one of your yellowface spangles

Kirby yours are just as cute And since you asked here are new pictures: Cupid IS opaline: Tingle Might be violet: Storm: Darel loves to check out everything: Opal: Aqua (feel like changing the name to Libra): and the other two foster from Jazz and Bluey (Daz's birds) Kazza, has a pied spot: Minka is quite pale:

:(Laughing out loud): it's a bit early to tell Kirby, and the youngest always looks to be taking FOREVER to get colour/feathers compaired to the rest. Does Quin have the little black dots showing? Lucky seems to be getting the same colouring as Cupid

He looks recessive pied. Yes some of them keep the head bars, Poka my rec. didn't but he still has his cute pink cere and baby type eyes (no iris)

what a cutie Have you plans of breeding with him? or just fell in love with him.

yeah the first looks like a DF spangle, the other well in that pictures the wing markings look slightly brown. Love Marvin, not sure of the 'spot' was he picked on by mum or dad? That could explain fesh feathers growing in slightly different coloured to the rest.

very cool and both have red eyes! Can the male be split for Ino?

:(Laughing out loud): Love the puffy head shot. Cute little blob too.

they look so great Karen.

It's just I can never remember if the spangle gene sould show on an Ino with the cinnamon gene. It's not unual to get a spangle offspring from a spangle parent since it's a dominant gene.

(Laughing out loud) with question on types of babies might be an idea. Shiloh and Rocket will have some cute ones If he is split Ino there is a chance of more Clearbodies.

I've read about putting the hen in first. Tried to Ring Aqua today but it came off, in a BIG clean today I found out Opal's ring fell off at some point it was clearly still on the foot sunday morning (after being done saterday) now the foot is too big. Cupid is an opaline The blue is at last showing on the wings, and Tingle is so very very dark still. Interested in seeing more colour on him soon.

ahh Dad is a yellowface type 2 Thank you thank you thank you for the pictures they really help. The marks look to be following the spangle pattern.

aww very cool Bea Now remember your NOT keeping them all okay my job is now done.

all I can see are a few spangles and a normal. Can't tell on the colours yet

yes you would

yeah it was the fact that other Ino babies had being produced that I said with lacewing. Was it the same partner that gave this baby?

Nice to see your around again Rubies Glad to hear that things are going well for you.

I can hear George and his "pretty pretty pretty boy "

if the hen isn't split for blue then yes.

Correct