hey. i was wondering what the offspring would look like in the following pair:

 

http://i647.photobucket.com/albums/uu198/d...96/SANY0210.jpg

 

the cock is olive green spangle and he is very boofy (thats why i call him boofhead) and the

hen is a light blue Aus. Dominant Pied. i wonder what i would get because both factors are dominant

 

Also with this boofiness in the cock, is it dominant or recessive, and what do you call this mutation?

 

Thankyou

hello????

hey. i was wondering what the offspring would look like in the following pair:

 

http://i647.photobucket.com/albums/uu198/d...96/SANY0210.jpg

 

the cock is olive green spangle and he is very boofy (thats why i call him boofhead) and the

hen is a light blue Aus. Dominant Pied. i wonder what i would get because both factors are dominant

 

Also with this boofiness in the cock, is it dominant or recessive, and what do you call this mutation?

 

Thankyou

Cock is grey green spangle and not olive. Boofy is not a mutation ...it is his heritage if he was bred from show type parents.

Green dominates unless he is split blue. Both spangle and dominant pied are dominant genes.

I would like to see a clearer picture if you could.

i need a clearer picture, cannot see properly in the picture

ill have a picture tommorow, its night now.

 

What do you call this show bred budgie? is its mutation dominant or recessive because i would like to know whether his babies will look the same.

ill have a picture tommorow, its night now.

 

What do you call this show bred budgie? is its mutation dominant or recessive because i would like to know whether his babies will look the same.

A show bred budgie is not a mutation. He is as I stated a grey green spangle. It is just that his parents MAY have been show types. You are breeding him to a smaller pet type hen so likely the chicks will be less than him and maybe a shade better than her.

Edited May 18, 200915 yr by KAZ