this female nd this male

female: http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e219/oha.../Picture020.jpg

 

male: http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n281/go...budgies/dad.jpg

 

nd this female and male

female: http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n281/go...budgies/mom.jpg

 

male: http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e219/oha.../Picture094.jpg

 

 

 

what will the babies look like????????????????

 

 

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Edited January 15, 200718 yr by Bubbles

Well if you could get a better picture of the first female with the back wings and tail...maybe I don't really know what she is.

 

First Pair:

Mother: Cinnamon Olive hen (guess)

 

Father: Sky Blue Dominant Pied cock

 

Male Offspring - Dark Green Normals & Dark Green Dominant Pieds split to Cinnamon

 

Female Offspring - Dark Green Normals & Dark Green Dominant Pieds

 

NOTE If your female is split to Blue you would also get Cobalts....if your male is split to Cinnamon you would also get Cinnamons (in normals and in Dominant pieds)

 

 

 

Second Pair:

Mother: Light Green Normal hen

 

Father: Cobalt Normal cock cock

 

Male Offspring - Light Green Normals split to Blue

 

Female Offspring - Light Green Normals split to blue

 

NOTE (If your female was split for blue you would also get cobalts)

 

Hope this helps tell me a little about thier splits? If you know...

 

Edited January 15, 200718 yr by Joey

Your malesooks like a violet so he could be carrying 1 violet gene or 2 violet genes.

 

In that case if he is carrying a violet gene and your green is not split to blue your greens can carry the violet gene. The violet gene will darken the green body similar to a dark factor.

 

normal budgie and a single factor violet budgie

50% Single-Factor Violet

50% Normal

 

normal budgie and a double-factor violet budgie

100% violets

 

remember if the hen is not split to blue the green will be a darker green as mentioned before.

 

Since the hen is a cinnaman the 50% off your male offspring could be split for the cinnaman gene but it will not be visual so you won't know you will have to keep the records so if you breed the offspring or if you sell them you can let the owners know in case they breed.

the male is a violet

Hello Godsdrummer

haha no im not godsdrummer im shant godsdrummer is my bestfriend we just switched females so we can breed them they finished quarintine two dayz ago

Yeah right

So is this a joke or...

no (Laughing out loud) its not godsdrummer im shant and i changed my name into budgie lover

is there any chance that i could get recessive pieds from the second couple ????????

there will be no recessives unless you know that both parents are carrying the recessive pied gene and then you have a 25% chance.