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Jayesh Pancha
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ringneck genetics

Post by Jayesh Pancha »

hi i was wanting to know what you would get from a
lutino male
to a blue female
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Post by Jeremy »

You will get:

Green/Blue/Lutino Cocks
Lutino/Blue Hens
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Post by bonjoram »

Jeremy,

Why do the males manifest a green phenotype when neither parents are green? Does the male supply the GREEN/lutino gene?

Thanks.
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Post by Jeremy »

Blue is Recessive so both parents need to carry the gene either visually or split inorder to produce and Blue babies. Because the Lutino Cock is not split Blue, then all babies will go back to the normal Green colour but they will be carrying the split.

Lutino = Green ino
Blue = Blue

So when pairing a Green series bird to a Blue series bird, all the babies will visually be Green series and split to blue
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Post by Jayesh Pancha »

so if i bred a lutino split blue male to a blue female i would get all blue chicks
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Post by Jeremy »

A Lutino/Blue Cock x Blue Hen will produce:
Green/Blue/Lutino Cocks
Blue/Lutino Cocks
Lutino/Blue Hens
Albino Hens
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Post by bonjoram »

I thought 50% of the hens would be LUTINO/blue
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Post by Jeremy »

Woops, i accidently put Green instead of Lutino :oops:
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Post by bonjoram »

Jayesh Pancha wrote:so if i bred a lutino split blue male to a blue female i would get all blue chicks


Amazing. Four colors from this combination alone.
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Does any one know where I can find a genetics color chart on Indain Ringnecks?? I would like to have one so I know what the breeding outcome may be like of some of my IR Breeders. Thanks!
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Post by bonjoram »

I don't know of any available color chart. This Genetic Calculator however is a good start:

http://www.gencalc.com/gen/eng_genc.php?sp=0PsitIR
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Post by Jayesh Pancha »

hi so what will you get from blue male to a lutino female??
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Post by bonjoram »

All of the babies will be visually green.

100% of males will be GREEN/blue/lutino

100% of females will be GREEN/blue
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Post by curamba »

hello!

"Mabuhay!"



Im Mr. ALan Dean from Philippines.
i want to know what can i get from my Ringneck Pair?
Image
(above photo courtesy of Jeremy's web page)

Gray Cock
Green Hen


.... they are now just about to lay eggs.

thanks
and more power to IndianRingneck.com
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Post by bonjoram »

Hello Curamba and welcome to the group ...

From GREY x GREEN you will get for cocks and hens:

50% GREY GREEN split to blue
50% GREEN split to blue

(the CAPS being the visual color)

This is assuming you have a Single-Factor Grey male and your Green hen is not split to anything.

Good luck. Hope you have eggs real soon and babies thereafter!
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Post by curamba »

bonjoram wrote:Hello Curamba and welcome to the group ...

From GREY x GREEN you will get for cocks and hens:

50% GREY GREEN split to blue
50% GREEN split to blue

(the CAPS being the visual color)

This is assuming you have a Single-Factor Grey male and your Green hen is not split to anything.

Good luck. Hope you have eggs real soon and babies thereafter!



i had acquired them from a pet store near my place which is sad to say can't provide me exact info about the Parents Mutation/Color of my Grey Cock Ringneck,

But the Green hen is from a cross breed Green Indian Cock(Red Beak) X Green African Hen(Black Beak), which produces Green and Lutino (visual Yellow) ringneckss, does it mean there is no posiblility that i could not have a Yellow or Grey young from my current pair (Grey Cock X Green Hen)?
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Green male x Albino female.

Why is it only green males then??
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Post by bonjoram »

i had acquired them from a pet store near my place which is sad to say can't provide me exact info about the Parents Mutation/Color of my Grey Cock Ringneck,

But the Green hen is from a cross breed Green Indian Cock(Red Beak) X Green African Hen(Black Beak), which produces Green and Lutino (visual Yellow) ringneckss, does it mean there is no posiblility that i could not have a Yellow or Grey young from my current pair (Grey Cock X Green Hen)?



Hey there!

Looks like your hen has a GREEN split Lutino father. But since your hen is a visual green, she will not carry the sex-linked Lutino gene. (Hens can't be split to a sex-linked mutation). She is a normal Green with no splits.

Your best hope now is if the Grey cock is split to Lutino then you will have 25% chance of getting Lutino among the baby girls. There will also be a 25% chance of getting Masked Greygreen hens which will make them visual Lutino babies.

Obi-Wan Jeremy correct me if I'm wrong.... :lol:
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Post by bonjoram »

*mia* wrote:Green male x Albino female.

Why is it only green males then??



Hello Mia,

Actually all offsprings will be visual green. This is because Green is a dominant color.
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is it?? But when I ask the last time some one here said that the hens would be lutino and the males green..
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Post by bonjoram »

Mia,

Sorry for any confusion but the only way for you to get Lutino hens is if the father has Lutino genes (whether visual or in split). In sex-linked mutations (such as Lutino, Pallid, Cinnamon and Opaline) the color trait for hens is determined by the father. And since your male is Green and not split to Lutino, then all the hens will be visual Greens.

So for your combination: Green X Albino, you get ..

Males:
100% GREEN/Blue/Lutino

Hens:
100% GREEN/Blue


Hope that helps.
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Post by *mia* »

okay :) but it was when I was going to buy a baby that someone said that it would be a male cause all the males would be green and the hens lutino, but now did my baby died :( :cry:
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Post by bonjoram »

I'm sorry to hear about your dead bird Mia. :cry:
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