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violet hen and cinnamon turqouise grey male
Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2010 4:44 pm
by adc330
Do turquoise gray and violet act as co dominant? Is it possible to get a gray violet or a cinnamon gray violet hen if dad is a cinnamon Turquoise gray and mom violet. A silver turquoise violet? sounds like a cool name. If so does anyone have a pic of one?
Re: violet hen and cinnamon turqouise grey male
Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 5:09 pm
by Coastal-Birds
Hi
You have to be carefull with grey and violets birds as grey can mask violet so all you will see is a plain grey bird or cinnamon grey(silver)
Your breeding outcame can be any of these
PARENTS
Cock := Turquoise(sf) Blue Cinnamon Grey(sf)
Hen := Blue Violet(sf)
PERCENTAGE DESCRIPTION
6.250 % Turquoise(sf) Blue Cinnamon Hen
6.250 % Turquoise(sf) Blue Cinnamon Grey(sf) Hen
6.250 % Turquoise(sf) Blue / Cinnamon Cock
6.250 % Turquoise(sf) Blue Grey(sf) / Cinnamon Cock
6.250 % Turquoise(sf) Blue Violet(sf) Cinnamon Hen
6.250 % Turquoise(sf) Blue Violet(sf) Cinnamon Grey(sf) Hen
6.250 % Turquoise(sf) Blue Violet(sf) / Cinnamon Cock
6.250 % Turquoise(sf) Blue Violet(sf) Grey(sf) / Cinnamon Cock
6.250 % Blue Cinnamon Hen
6.250 % Blue Cinnamon Grey(sf) Hen
6.250 % Blue / Cinnamon Cock
6.250 % Blue Grey(sf) / Cinnamon Cock
6.250 % Blue Violet(sf) Cinnamon Hen
6.250 % Blue Violet(sf) Cinnamon Grey(sf) Hen
6.250 % Blue Violet(sf) / Cinnamon Cock
6.250 % Blue Violet(sf) Grey(sf) / Cinnamon Cock
Re: violet hen and cinnamon turqouise grey male
Posted: Wed Mar 31, 2010 10:35 am
by adc330
Thank you very much for your insight.