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Hi Mike and ringoneck, I'm attaching pictures from previous posts of both parents and the "cinnamon" from the previous year, don't have any new photos of her at the moment but can tell you that she has light brown/biscuit coloured flights and blue/turquoise central tail feathers Hope that ...

Hi Mike, thanks, unfortunetly I know nothing of the mothers parentage, bought her at a bird park as a tiny pink chick 8 years or so ago. She is green with blue central tail feathers, that's all I know, and from the previous clucth there were only 2 chicks, the cinnamon and a green and from this clut...

Hi Mike, thanks for the reply, very interesting thanks for the info, so this Ino might very well be Lutinocinnamon and that's why the lighter/other coloured flight feathers-but will have to wait and see if it darkens up to biscuit/brownish as she ages? And there is no possibility that the light flig...

Hi guys, here is a photo of the chick, no flash,natural light, going through the book and looking at those light flight feathers, could this be a creamino?-that dad is blue and known to carry cinnamon and lutino- and would the green mother then need to be split to something for this chick to be crea...

Hi guys, hi Deb. If you guys read the previous post you would have seen that Deb mentioned that my Lutino hen might be Lutino Cinnamon/blue and not just Lutino/blue. I would like to know what the visual difference would be between the 2. The hen has left the nest this week and I can now see that her...

Hi Deb, thanks for the reply, yes in my first posts I recall mentioning that I thought the the blue cock had 1 Lutino parent and you did a whole outlay for me if that was true, and this confirms it. Just very bummed that I don't have more babise in a year, I suppose it could be the hen's age! I shou...

Hi all, haven't been active in some time, dog shows taking up way too much time. Just thought I'd share and give an update on my hand raised breeding pair. So the first year together I was happy to have them pair up so quickly, the hen at the ripe ol' age of 7, the cock 4. That first year the produc...

hi guys definitely nothing as of yet, and yes johan she has been brooding, there was 2 eggs that were slightly damaged which i removed immediately, as for the rest-i left 7 in there-she hasnt laid any extra and has not come out of the nest- as SCB said new eggs cant be candled until at least ten day...

Thanks guys, Fourie, I know its too much, but I have just one breeding pair and no brooder,I will follow SCB's advice and candle the eggs, see what isn't right and remove that

please i see a few people have read this! Johan what are you're thoughts? should i be concerned

hi all, i haven't posted in some time, partly because of a move of house and partly because i havent had any new questions or real problems. now i think i might have a real problem on hand, as some may remember my hand reared then 9 year old female bred last year for the first time, this year (now 1...

Hahaha @deb yes I think so otherwise you won't be leaving any airport anytime soon and @johan I'm a boertjie, I'm not scared of work lol, have been busy with my home the last few weekends, still a lot of work but renovations are great fun

deb i love all the colours-i would love to own a bird in every shade lol-i will leave the new colours to the mutation breeders lol- the know th value of each i colour to each breeding program, i on the other hand see it, i like it, i buy it lol. what i would love to own in the new year is at least a...

i see what you mean with the photo of the cock and the hen yes-she is going to be beautiful deb

hi deb yes thats gonna be awesome :D :D :D , and i finally have enough posts to add my own photo's http://imageshack.us/a/img59/2841/pretoria2012112500083.jpg mom and dad http://imageshack.us/a/img802/7696/img2012112600097.jpg cinnamon-mikai normal green-rumour ***nice to see photos in the post-wow ...

hi johan- that would be awesome-pm you!
ciao
shaun

p.s silver sounds interesting?is it more shiny than grey? i have to start getting these colours down-but that is something that seems a little more confusing.one thing at a time hey lol

Deb i was just on lushen's topic on gencal. so great-i finally get what everyone is talking about somewhat.amazing and yes just like the show dogs, the true show breeders dont advertise and such and stick together(took me some time to get into that circle lol)i will definetly keep everyone posted. i...

hi molossus-thanks-really enjoy this forum and already find myself checking for new posts a few times daily(and reading some of the older ones over again,just to wrap my head around it.i have found a new passion for an old love. i have always had birds, but only ever has my show pigeons bred(basical...

Hi Deb, Thanks for replying- i love this forum-think im more addicted to reading whats on here than the birds now lol. As you saw the mum is normal green, no idea of parentage-bought her from a birdpark when she was 6 weeks old. blue dad - i got from a breeder at 8 weeks-now he if i remember correct...

hey everyone so after a previous post carmen made me wise that i may have a green cinnamon baby and a normal green.not going on on that thread so i can build up posts to be able to add photos lol. so my question to all reading out there, when the cinnamon baby reaches adulthood(male/Female?) what wo...

It looks as though you have a cinnamon green baby and a normal green- they are beautiful babies though :) thank you so much-just glad you were able to see them all. i also thought cinnamon from pics i found-so does that give you some idea of the parents could be split to?? i was rather surprised wh...

I think you have to be a member for a certain no. of days(10?) and 10 or 15 posts or something like that. Some thing you could do is post the link but wherever there is a "." write in dot. I can then type in the link myself and perhaps post the photos for you? that would be awesome-really...

Hi Shaun Here is a link to help you. I used an imageshack account though, you can also use photobucket, the principle is all the same: http://www.indianringneck.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=15060 Hi carmen thanks for all your help-im sure u get tired of people asking the same stuff over end ov...

if that is the case regarding the cock bird you do have a possibility that any male green baby may have a 50/50 chance to be split albino. The only way to find out is by test mating them when they are ready. If your blue cock bird is split lutino a yellow baby should pop out over the next few seaso...

if that is the case regarding the cock bird you do have a possibility that any male green baby may have a 50/50 chance to be split albino. The only way to find out is by test mating them when they are ready. If your blue cock bird is split lutino a yellow baby should pop out over the next few seaso...

Hi Shaun You may get a blue baby a couple seasons down the line as it takes up to 18 babies to get an idea of more or less what slpits are in each bird. Do you know what colour parents from each of your birds are? As to pairing I would go with any blue series bird. Violet or cobalt if you are able ...

hi all new comer here, very fascinating site- so i bought a green hen 8 years ago and hand reared her, got a blue cock 4 years ago and also hand reared him. this year i put in a nesting box for the first time and put them in the same cage-lo and behold i now have 2 babies full of feathers and both g...