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Farzz1

Hi J.S I am not sure where or who the breeder is. It has never occurred to me to track so far back however I would look at the ring tomorrow and post it may be somebody could identify from there. I’ve inherited the mauve turq and the only possible feedback I would have is that it is split pallid the...

Farzz1

Hi
Just another question does the Nico birds also does that?

I.e. create partridge /grizzled looking birds?

That can draw another question later however has anybody been familiar with such so they can point me in the right direction

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Farzz1

Hi
I have excluded violet from the equation and also end up with 12.5%1.0 D blue /pallid opaline however the turq mauve is a normal turq mauve as seen above so what explanation can we draw to of a suggested pairing to extract the true make-up of the bird ,Anybody ???
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Farzz1

Hi
Defiantly no relationship to Nico Theunissen sorry, I never knew he existed until I found out we have a deep imposter apart from the imported ones

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Farzz1

hi
also pay attention to the neck ring only a small portion of black on it,thats not so normal
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Farzz1

Hi
Just a thought once I looked at the wing again has anybody else noticed the vertical stripes (almost fine) against the feather grain?

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Farzz1

Hi M
As I said in the beginning mauve turq so how is it possible to have a violet looking bird?

If only Madas can post the violet pics from sibling to adult
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Farzz1

Hi
If Madas can only post the pics of the son i.e. violet

Anybody no comment, common is the mauve ,mauve or v/mauve? Am I talking to myself?

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Farzz1

Hi
Tienie where are you hiding

You got some explaining to your web page picture 14/83 is the same bird common spill the beans come on
While you can steer us in the right direction help me also identify 16/83 . 12/83 . 28/83. 39/83

Many thanks

Farzz1

Hi Tienie that is what have been looking for, now do you have that only in that colour? Because in the same nest what was the odds of lighter dom edge and darker dom edge? My main point of view is merely to determine what the dom edge does to recessive birds and sex link birds but you surly figured ...

Farzz1

Hi Just to collectively place our interests the yellow partridge looking bird in interrogation should be in the other pics with the grey partridge looking bird that is the chick from last year :mrgreen: , same mother but this time she was not paired to the grey misty but still produced the same effe...

Farzz1

Hi
Well what does you know 6.25%possibility eish
6.25% 1.0 D blue violet(sf) /pallid opaline
Could that really happen .I await Madas to post the pic of the violet d blue its certanly a stunner, but my violet d blue do not look like that
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Farzz1

Hi
The pics of the mauve is the father of the bird in question, I await for Madas to upload the violet pic
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Farzz1

Hi I would agree that the strangest things could happen but not a violet genetic calc has no room for a singular violet, until Madas post the pics of the father and son I would be able to establish that the mauve is a v/mauve however that still remains a mystery that a violet looking bird bred from ...

Farzz1

Hi Molossus I will defiantly post them during the course of this week as the misty and cobalt grey is at a partner aviaries thus give me some time to get them developed. The Misty factor mixed with other mutation does it cause peculate looking bird have you a chance to see that happen within your fl...

Farzz1

Hi Molossus that was my thoughts as the bird also has a bit of cobalt grey look the father was a grey misty and a cinnamon that was green when born turned into a cinnamon green 2yrs ago she developed an edged look and this year after the moult she has a new look with scallops on her back. I have ask...

Farzz1

Prog
Just to reiterate it hasn’t moulted out but got a lot more refined and distinctive ,likewise has your partridge birds moulted same situation applied
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Farzz1

J.S
I haven’t had it sexed never got the chance to do so
Molossus I have a cobalt grey and a grey misty this does not resemble any of the above
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Farzz1

Hi
Prog its 2years old and has not moulted out at all in fact it the bird has retained more of the partridge look

Molossus guava seriously you looked at that first eish
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Farzz1

Hi Prog
Do you have a better quality pic of that bird? I cant see the opaline in it
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Farzz1

Hi As per gen calc this would bet the cock birds however the bird in visual that Madas would post for me shortly would prove wrong 1.0 DD turquoise(parblue) /pallid x 0.1 green opaline /blue % from all 1.0 25.0% 1.0 D green /turquoise(parblue) opaline 25.0% 1.0 D turquoise(parblue)Blue /opaline 25.0...

Farzz1

Hi
Lastly I would like for somebody to help explain how possible it is for this bird to look violet.
Parents cock mauve turq / lacewing and hen opaline /blue
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Farzz1

Hi J.S I have had no histology until last year when I paired it to a cinnamon dom edge however it produced 2 chicks one been albino and the other lutino unfortunately the albino died and the lutino was left however the lutino now is showing signs of the cock where a tinge of green is on its forehead...

Farzz1

nobody to comment ?

Farzz1

anybody can anybody help me post them ????

Farzz1

Hi
I have some pics I would like to post can anybody help post them,
Mauve bird with the weirdest pattern on the wing
Many thanks

Farzz1

Any one ?? herwith the pic's

Farzz1

Hi JS
I agree 100% that the opaline and the pied would defiantly do that, combine that would dom edge then we have a new gem
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Farzz1

hi dan If i have done it correctly on gen calc you should get 25.0% 1.0 green /blue ino cinnamon 1.0 green violet(sf) /blue ino cinnamon 1.0 D green /blue ino cinnamon 1.0 D green violet(sf) /blue ino cinnamon % from all 0.1 0.1 ino /blue 0.1 violet(sf) ino /blue 0.1 D ino /blue 0.1 D violet(sf) ino...

Farzz1

Hi J
Old age kicking in.
Certainly that would be delightful to see what that would look like.
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Farzz1

Hi J
Do you have any pics of them?
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Farzz1

Hi
Indeed I have seen that in some instances the dom edge does strip some colour and also returns some ,
Tienie is that not a cobalt grey? Blue to be so dark rare bird well done Tienie
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Farzz1

anybody ???

Farzz1

Many thanks Madas

Farzz1

anybody help ???

Farzz1

Can somebody help I have a mutation a grey inr with a blue head what is it? And can anybody help me post the pics? Because I have other pics to post I want to somebody to help identify them

Farzz1

many thanks J.S

Farzz1

Hi
can any one help looking for a pic of a dom edged pied or a dom edged opaline or a dom edged misty
It doesn't mater if in blue series or green,and has anybody fused this combo with dom edge dilute?

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Farzz1

Hi
can any one help looking for a pic of a opaline rec pied
It doesn't mater if in blue series or green.

Thank you

Farzz1

Hi
I suggest posting a pic of them ,so we can identify them there are some tell tail signs to determining if they are hybrids or not

Farzz1

I doubt mite will cause that to happen

Farzz1

i have a pic of mine i cannot uplload it any help?

Farzz1

This is defiantly a vitamin deficiency anxiety and combined with stress on the bird at moulting time would cause this to happen .A few years ago I thought I have had something on my hands but that clearly moults off eventually and the birds returns back to normal

Farzz1

hi The cobolt violet mutation i have them with on a seperate pairing however the physical apperance do not look the same , the chick cannot be a mauve because in another pairing were a mauve has been bred there is a big difference between to two of the chicks .the violets are definatly violets as co...

Farzz1

i have aquired a pair of violets split pied , I paired them together last season an have bred an unusual bird this bird in apperance looks striking to a mauve but a predominant sheen of floresent blue on it almost like the nape of the neck of a malabar parakeet ,what would cause this occurance?

Farzz1

Hi Sotto Bosco
I trust all is well may i ask if you sell any of your birds as i am interested is buying a few from you
many thanks

Farzz1

Hi
Madas that is definatly a Mauve violet opaline

, a real beauty the violet is visable in the birds above the flight feathers of the bird and the tell-tale signs of an opaline is definatly visable on the bird
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Farzz1

Hi Robert The dominant Edged mutation has been around a long time but in IRNs has generally been known by the incorrect name of 'Fallow'. It is a mutation that slightly reduces the melanin in SF form and distinctively produces an edging effect to them larger feathers such as flights, where melanin i...

Farzz1

hi Definatly i will post the pics of them as there are two lots of birds one set i have in my averies and the other at my dad"s once i visit my dad soon i will take out the pics and post them , unfortunatly i am not on a mission to destroy the deep theory but somthing unique has happen in my br...

Farzz1

Hi all
I am very interested has anybody bred the deep bird in any other colour? and does DEEP mutation exist in other birds?

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