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I have a male gray (yellow his mother, his father gray), and female PALID green, light green body (weak green), yellow head, tail tip and the tip white flight feathers (white - brown)
(The site will not let me upload pictures )
What should I get chicks?

Is the male grey or grey green? With the parents you listed, he can't be just grey.

Male gray (standard)
The female body light green (green weak) and yellow head. Tip of the tail feathers and flight feathers tip, white
I ask, what color their young?

Sorry for bad English

With that pair you will get male grey green and green split for blue pallid and female grey green and green split for blue.

What I was saying is that you said your grey came from a lutino hen and a grey male. That pair could not produce a normal grey. Maybe you have the parents of your grey male wrong.

There is a big chance that the person who sold it to me was wrong (the gray).
If I understand correctly I will:
Male - gray-green (it OLIVE right?), And blue PALLID how?, And?
Females?
I'm confused, I'd love to explain, sorry and thank you

I sent you a picture of the female to EMAIL

All male babies will be split for blue pallid. Pallid is from mom- and blue is from dad
Visually to see they will be grey greens and greens.

All female babies will be split for blue. Blue is from dad
Visually to see they will be grey greens and greens.

I got the picture. You are correct. The mom is a normal green pallid.

Not the best pairing, chicks were green and gray-green (olive). (Male pallid blue carriers)
Only the descendants of chicks give me pallid blue (at least another two generations, 3/4 years )
Hope I understood right, thank you very much

Yes, that is correct. Usually when you only have one pallid to breed with, you want to try to make it a male. Good luck

tnx

Skyes_crew wrote: What I was saying is that you said your grey came from a lutino hen and a grey male. That pair could not produce a normal grey. Maybe you have the parents of your grey male wrong.

yeah, they could- most green series are split to Blue-


Grey cock x Lutino/Blue hen

cocks:
Greygreen/Ino
Grey/Ino
Green/Ino
Blue/Ino

hens:
Greygreen
Grey
Green
Blue

I have a male gray (yellow his mother, his father gray), and female PALID green

so, from a Grey/Ino x Green Pallid hen- the results are below (for these, I've also put the hen as split Blue- as more than likely)

cocks:
Grey PallidIno
Blue PallidIno
Greygreen PallidIno/Blue
Green PallidIno/Blue
Grey/Pallid
Blue/Pallid
Greygreen/Blue & Pallid
Green/Blue & Pallid

hens:
Grey Ino (albino)
Blue Ino (albino)
Greygreen Ino/Blue (Lutino)
Green Ino/Blue (Lutino)
Grey
Blue
Greygreen/Blue
Green/Blue

Thanks shey...didn't even think of that. I need a duh button lol

don't worry lol- I had a 'duh' moment last night- I was telling someone their bird wasn't split Green (which of course isn't possible) only to realize they'd written Green/Blue lol for some reason my brain read it the other way round more than once..

Thank you friends!
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