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Lacewing Hen & Lutino Cock Babies New Pics 8/5/2006

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Only found out they had babies by accident. I knew they had eggs but didn't know they had hatched.

They have 3 babies.

 

Mum is a lacewing yellow & dad is a Lutino.

 

Can anyone tell me what the chances of getting lacewing males out of these babies?

 

 

These are the parents:

 

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3 Babies:

 

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Edited by karen

Seven eggs, Karen ?? :blush: including the hatched ones ?

Edited by budgiebird

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8 actually, the babies are leaning on one. The hen is rather small - I am keeping a close eye on her & this is her first clutch.

so cute. The only way to get lacwing males is if he is split ofr cinnamon. ( the only way for any to show up lacewing)

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Okay, so if any males are born, then they'll be split to lacewing right? Then all I have to do is mate any males from this pairing to a lutino or albino hen and I should get lacewing males?

Am I right? - this hen is the only good lacewing I have left so it has to be a lutino or an albino.

the first bit is right the males will be split but if not matched to another lacewing hen they will only have female offspring lacewings with a normal ino.

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Darn it!!!

Does it matter how visual the lacewing is? I have 2 lacewing white hen's that are only very lightly visual lacewing.

I'm not sure Karen. I would try them and find out if your are after lacewing males.

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Well I had removed the other 4 eggs as I didn't want to stress mum out being her first time and all.

I am pleased to announce that 2 of the other eggs I fostered out have hatched & the foster mum & dad are happily looking after and protecting them from the big bad monster (me).

Look at those chicks!! :) I'm glad to hear two others have hatched and with good fosters parents. :) Yes pics please!!!!

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I took these pictures today.

 

Technically they hve 6 babies as 2 others are with foster parents (which I will show)

 

 

Babies with original parents:

 

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Foster parents - (parents of Daz' bird Jazz and many other lovely blues) they really care for their young:

 

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Fostered babies:

 

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AWWW :)

 

Is the foster hen a Double Factor Spangle..or Dark Eyed white?....

 

Kirby :D

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The foster mum is a traditional Albino - and a gorgeous and loving mum!

She just gets involved in rearing and doesn't bathe until after the babies have fledged.

They are all gorgeous! It is always good to see parents/foster parents doing a good job! Karen you are very organised :) good on you! :D

Karen So Jazz's Mum is an Albino is Dad and Lt Green Dominant Pied?

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Don't know mate, they were both bought birds.

 

But most of their offspring have been similar to Jazz & one baby I have had trouble identifying with 100% certainty.

I think mom could be 'carrying' a dominant pied gene.

 

Very cute Karen any sign of Cinnamons in this lot?

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Not yet Jen, only the eldest has coloured up enough - although all babies look like they are going to have white tails & white flights, don't know about the rest of the wings yet.

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