Albino x Albino and Lutino cock x Albino hen

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javi
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Albino x Albino and Lutino cock x Albino hen

Post by javi »

Hi,
I have two cock Indian ringneck one of them is lutino and the other one is albino, I also have an albino hen. I would like to know what will I get if I breed the Albino hen with the lutino and also what will I get if I breed it later with the albino. I really appreciate any one helping me with this question. I am guessing that albino x albino = 100% albino but I don't know for sure and I don't know what happens with albino x lutino.

Thank you.
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Post by lewi111 »

Hi I think you will get the following---------
25% Albino hens
25% Albino Cocks
25% Lutinio/ Blue Hens
25% Lutino/Blue Cocks
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Post by madas »

1,0 Albino x 0,1 Albino

100% Albino for both sexes.

1,0 Albino x 0,1 Lutino or
1,0 Lutino x 0,1 Albino

100% Lutino / Blue for both sexes
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Post by lewi111 »

Albino X Albino will give you 100% albino Cocks and hens
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Post by Coastal-Birds »

Ok
Albino to Albino will give you
Albino hens and cocks.

Tha Albino with Lutino,does not matter what way sexes of bird are will give you.Also it is the same for a pure lutino or one split to blue,but all lutino young are split to blue as a Albino is genetically a blue ino bird.

25% Albino cocks
25% Albino Hens
25% Lutino/blue cocks
25% Lutino/blue Hens

Hope this helps.
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Post by madas »

Coastal-Birds wrote:Also it is the same for a pure lutino or one split to blue
This is wrong. For a pur lutino you will get only lutinos / blue. but if the lutino is split for blue you will get your results.

50% Albino cocks and Hens
50% Lutino/blue cocks and Lutino/blue Hens
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Post by javi »

Thank you for all of your help every one, I really appreciate it.
One more question. What do you mean when you say that lutino x albino will produce some lutino/bue? "lutino/blue" means visual lutino split to blue?
or that I will get lutino and blue?
Sorry if the questions sound stupid, but I am new to this and I know a lot of people here have a lot of experience in indian ringneck genetic mutations. Again Thanks
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Post by Coastal-Birds »

Ah I have made a mistake here.
Ill admit it lol.
A pure Lutino mated with a Albino,either way around for sexes will only give you
50% Lutino/blue hens and 50% Lutino/blue Cocks.
You will not get any Albino birds.
If the lutino is split blue then you will get both sexes in Albino,s.
When they say split to blue it is a not visible colour so you will not get a visual blue bird from this mating.
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Pure lutino

Post by javi »

What is a pure lutino?
Can some one help me with that. I see that you guys mentioned that but I don't know what it means.

Thank you.
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Post by Coastal-Birds »

It means a pure lutino(green ino)
And not split to blue.
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