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Ben, if opaline when combine with CT changes head colour to dark, why did it not darken the head colour on the pallid, any thoughts ?

This pic is a pallid-opaline crossover so it'd be hard for a breeder to pick it other than the flights but even that, Shey's violet pallid shows that sort of opaline-pallid marking in the flight feathers. http://www.indianringneck.net/sitebuilder/images/OpalinePallid013-416x506.jpg [/color][/quote] ...

That's a lovely looking bird, from the pics I would guess it may be a turq cinnamon edged.

There is a pic of an opaline cleartail mauve I have seen, it looks like a cock with a defined black neckring with head colour.

These NLSIno CT's are fetching on average 300% more that a plain CT.

Important birds to have as the guys this side have been breeding them into the Bronze Fallows and other mutations.

What is the difference between them, would you have some comparison pics you could show please.

A single violet factor will darken the green and increase the depth of orange I have noticed.

I am pairing an Emerald cock to a green buttercup/blue hen this season, this may give an insight if all goes well...yes?
This Emerald cock last season was pair with a sf violet hen and produced a blue, a violet and 2 emerald violets.

Tiene,

Have you added violet, cobalt or violet cobalt to these in the cinnamon series ?

If so any pics .

Ben

Babies "down" colour, has anyone noted a thickening of the down mass and a change of colour in any of the mutations. Normally a pink whispy sparce down on the normal.

where are you angeldc77 ?

looks as if the birds femurs have been broken at an early age.

Aqua and Dutch is the same, bit like ringnecks different countries have there own handle for the same mutation.

SF Violet Aqua blue

nice pics