What are the possible outcomes for either of these pairings?

 

Moody Blue

(Cobalt Spangle Opaline)

with

Stoney (Normal Mauve) Yes, he really is THAT dark!

 

 

OR

 

Moody Blue

(Cobalt Spangle Opaline)

with Cobalt (Dominant Pied)

 

 

Come to think of it, in that picture I just realised he is clearflighted . . . and just for fun, here is another picture of Cobalt that I like . . .

 

Edited September 19, 200717 yr by Kylie Chappell

Normal Mauve X Cobalt Spangle Opaline

Cobalt Normals

Mauve Normals

Cobalt Spangles

Mauve Spangles (that would look great)

All males will be split opaline.

Of cause surprises with recessive and sex-linked genes are possible.

 

Cobalt Dominant Pied X Cobalt Spangle Opaline

Cobalt Normals

Cobalt Spangles

Cobalt Dominant pied

Skyblue Normals

Skyblue Spangles

Skyblue Dominant Pied

All males will be split opaline.

Of cause surprises with recessive and sex-linked genes are possible.

 

I just realised he is clearflighted

This doesn't mean he is a clearflight pied as well, it's simply how the pied gene acted on his wings. He is an australian dominant pied or also called banded dominant pied.

 

 

ALso you should enter that picture in Budgie of the Month

Edited September 19, 200717 yr by Nerwen

Normal Mauve X Cobalt Spangle Opaline

Cobalt Normals

Mauve Normals

Cobalt Spangles

Mauve Spangles (that would look great)

All males will be split opaline.

Of cause surprises with recessive and sex-linked genes are possible.

 

Cobalt Dominant Pied X Cobalt Spangle Opaline

Cobalt Normals

Cobalt Spangles

Cobalt Dominant pied

Skyblue Normals

Skyblue Spangles

Skyblue Dominant Pied

All males will be split opaline.

Of cause surprises with recessive and sex-linked genes are possible.

What? No spangle opalines? But they're my favourite!!!

sorry nope, unless the sire is split for opaline. Keep in mind the males will be split for this and if paired to an opaline hen will give more opalines.

I think MOODY BLUE is a sky violet not cobalt. The colour is much stronger and there is the violet hue around the mask and shoulder area. Sky violets appear cobalt but once you learn to recognise the sky violets it becomes easy. The dominant pied boy also has violet in him.

I'd agree with Moody blue as a sky violet, I did wonder before but thought I would put forth the results as a cobalt. Not so sure with the pied (is his name Cobalt?)