April 8, 200916 yr Dec hen x lutino cock They are both white/blue based birds. lutino is sex linked so you would get = All hens would be lutino and all cocks would be split lutino. DEC is recessive so you would not get any visual dec's, 50% of chicks would be split dec though. All in all I beleive you would get = Lutino hens/dec, normal cocks/dec/lutino. All babies would be masking dec. Edited April 8, 200916 yr by Pearce
April 8, 200916 yr Dec hen x lutino cock They are both white/blue based birds. lutino is sex linked so you would get = All hens would be lutino and all cocks would be split lutino. DEC is recessive so you would not get any visual dec's, 50% of chicks would be split dec though. All in all I beleive you would get = Lutino hens/dec, normal cocks/dec/lutino. All babies would be masking dec. Darkeyed clears are recessive.. and very special. Pairing a DEC Hen to a Lutino Cock will give Normal Cocks/ino/recessive pied Lutino Hens/recessive pied No bird can be split to a DEC. Here is the pairings >Dark-Eyed Clears< But wait ... there's more. A DEC paired to a Normal will also give Clearfights/recessive pied and Normals/recessive pieds. Pairing tha Clearflight back to the DEC will give you the DECs Edited April 8, 200916 yr by Daz additional information.
April 8, 200916 yr I said dark eyed clears were recessive..... I did not know that dark eyed clear cant come in split form. Sorry Daniel. Edited April 8, 200916 yr by Pearce
April 8, 200916 yr I said dark eyed clears were recessive..... I did not know that dark eyed clear cant come in split form. Sorry Daniel. Hi Peacre, i was agreeing with you and adding that they were very special. They are the only variety that can produce dominant and recessive chicks depending what they are paired to.
April 8, 200916 yr okay thanks very much Daz. I will look over the link you posted and I will see if I can learn them.
April 26, 200916 yr Author Once again thanks so much everyone. I'm really learning a lot of great info here. I'm not thinking about mating her now but I want to when she gets older. I was reading up on recessive pied parakeets and if I can remember right it said something about them having hidden genes. How would the babies come out if I got a male recessive pied parakeet?
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