turq/ino male to a 'violet' female, with odd results
Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2012 9:53 pm
Hey,
Just wondering about the genetic makeup of a couple of my birds.
I have a known turquoise split ino cock bird which was mated to what I was told was a violet hen with no splits or hidden genetics. The bird is from what we can tell a visual violet and this was all fine til their first clutch hatched.
The two bubs are a creamino hen and a visual violet (possibly cock). But as far as the genetic calculators are saying, this isn't possible due to the turquoise factor from the cock.
Can anyone work out what the violet hen could be to throw these bubs, or whether the bub is just a turquoise violet and he just isn't showing it.
All of the 'violet' bubs markings and colourings are identical to his mothers, and now that he is just over 3 months its getting hard to tell them apart other than demeanor and the eyes.
Pics don't want to post because my post 'looks too spamy for a new user'
Just wondering about the genetic makeup of a couple of my birds.
I have a known turquoise split ino cock bird which was mated to what I was told was a violet hen with no splits or hidden genetics. The bird is from what we can tell a visual violet and this was all fine til their first clutch hatched.
The two bubs are a creamino hen and a visual violet (possibly cock). But as far as the genetic calculators are saying, this isn't possible due to the turquoise factor from the cock.
Can anyone work out what the violet hen could be to throw these bubs, or whether the bub is just a turquoise violet and he just isn't showing it.
All of the 'violet' bubs markings and colourings are identical to his mothers, and now that he is just over 3 months its getting hard to tell them apart other than demeanor and the eyes.
Pics don't want to post because my post 'looks too spamy for a new user'