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I keep one of my irns in the cage with my cockatiel. They get along pretty well. Though I must say the cockatiel tries to hog all the attention.

Yeah, I wish I had a camera, sorry. I will continue of course to take care of her, but, I would like to know what she is. Thanks yall.

I have a hen aproximately two or three years old, bought from a friend who no longer could handle the bird. She bought the bird at a flea market. I know it is a hen becuase she laid eggs. She seems to be a very odd color of greenish brown, but not all over, just mainly on her head and back and wings...

Does anyone know of a site that has the genetic codes for the various mutations paired with a photo of the mutation? I'm having trouble remembering which mutations mask which, and what is produced when two are present and such. I do tend to remember more easily when I see it rather than just read it...

Well, ok, I sure did want an albino though. I guess I'll just have to keep waiting. Mother nature isn't on my side it appears. thanks for the info.

I bought a pair of breeding irn's from a guy in arizona, danny pineda. Everyone i have talked to so far says he is very honest and knows exactly what he is talking about. The pair i bought from him are both lutino's split to blue, according to him. He said they would throw lutino's and white's. So f...

thanks very much.

Thanks everyone. Talk to you soon.

Ok, i have lutino ringnecks split to blue. I was told this produces albinos, is this correct? If so, what do i need to breed to produce blues? I thought two splits would produce blues since blue is recessive. Help?

I recently bought a pair of lutino ringnecks and they are so beatiful. I just wanted to say hi incase I needed help later on or info so you all would know who I am. Thanks for the wonderful site. I live in arkansas and have the ringnecks, quakers, and cockatiels. Well, hope to talk to you all later...