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The first 2 hatched while I was still in hospital, the 3rd hatched 20-1-2006.

 

 

Daddy:

 

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Mummy with babies:

 

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Okay, this is the perfect test - what do you think the babies will be?

 

I'll keep you updated with pictures so watch this post.

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well I can see now two have the ino gene. :wub: If dad isn't split blue then they will be lutinos.

 

But STUNNING pictures and I can't wait to see more.

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what stunning parents, the mom is so beautiful

Wow! Dad is such an interesting colour! :blink:

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Dad is dominant pied & possible opaline. His parents were: mum: white faced normal gray with a few yellow tail feathers (does this mean split to blue?) & his dad: a massive lutino (about 28+ cm).

 

I don't know her parentage but she has previously pred with a Lutino & recessive pieds & produced: Recessive Pied (Junior Boss), Normal Green (Boris), Albino & Lutino.

 

Yeah, the younger 2 look to have red eyes.

 

The mummy is a lovely bird, she is not tame but she doesn't mind me disturbing her to look at the babies & to old them - she always supervises. If she is sitting on eggs, she will quite happily take additional eggs (the larger 3 eggs in the picture are the Kakariki eggs).

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So that is one of Boris's brother's? Cute Yes he is opaline.

 

No, he's not related to Boris.

These genetics are hard to follow but at least with Pass' help I can now understand wing patterns.

No, he's not related to Boris.

 

 

But you just said his mum was Boris's mum that makes them half borthers. Unless I got the mum bit muddled up the first time.

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No, he's not related to Boris.

 

 

But you just said his mum was Boris's mum that makes them half borthers. Unless I got the mum bit muddled up the first time.

 

 

His mate is Boris' mum.

His parents were: mum: white faced normal gray with a few yellow tail feathers (does this mean split to blue?) & his dad: a massive lutino (about 28+ cm).

oh I get it now :budgiedance: I tookt he she in the next bit to still mean his mum :ausb: Understand now.

I have taken him to be a dominant Pied Opaline and her t be an Albion (blue lutino) The outcome should be Male Pieds and Female Opaline.

No ino's ...interesting.... I'll keep an eye on this..:budgiedance:

Yeah but you were told he was split for lutino from his dad :rolleyes: so if he does have a blue gene they could be white if not then they are yellow.

:bluebudgie: they all look great. Is there a chance some of the other eggs will hatch still?

Well you could be right Nerwen.. I see an ino. "Lutino"

 

So much for genetics...what is the through back? :bluebudgie:

awwwwwwwww i just want to cuddle it

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One egg had hatched the other day but the baby died.

I don't think the others will hatch they look clear. I held a 'darker' one up to the sun but it was clear. I am keeping them in there for the babies to 'cuddle'.

 

 

The third baby is also going to be a Lutino, can't see in these pictures but there is a very faint yellow in the tips of the pins coming out.

 

This is exciting, I reckon the pied baby will look like his dad I just don't know if it'll be dominant or recessive.

:(Laughing out loud):

 

He will be Dominant just like his dad.

 

So much for genetics...what is the through back?

:bluebudgie: it still works a ino gene from either parent and the green gene from dad. If the bub got an ino gene from dad as well as mom then it will be a boy.

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:(Laughing out loud):

 

He will be Dominant just like his dad.

 

 

 

Good!! as daddy budgie is the only dominant I have! :hap:

Karen....anymore photos :)

 

What are there ages today?

 

Mine are in days, 25, 21, 18, 16, 8, & 5 :hap:

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