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Post by Jacksprat on Jan 25, 2005 13:14:27 GMT 10
Can you get throw-backs in the tiel world?? I have a male cinamon-prl. I know his father was a pied and the mother was a lutino. I got him from a friend who bred him. At the time I didn't know about genetics at all, so thought nothing of it. But now, according to the genetic rules he should have least been a 'she'  Any thoughts?? Jacqui |
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Post by Smiley on Jan 25, 2005 13:29:05 GMT 10
With what you are saying yes, you should have a female there..The male would have been the one to have had the cinamon jean and the pearl...But are they shore that the female is a lutino..She could have been a very heavy cin/pied...They do have plum eyes..
For if you do have a male there for shore...My guest this mite be the answer....but also the pearling is another thing..The female cannot be spilt for this to happen..or your friend mite have had more them one pair in the avairy breeding..And some other bird had laid in the box as well...
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Post by hillcresttiels on Jan 25, 2005 14:26:26 GMT 10
If there has been no hanky-panky with other pairs and you are confident that it is a male then the mother had to have Cinnamon in her visual make up and that could have been a Lutino Cinn Prl Cannot be that mum is total Revers Cinn pied because you dont mention the cock is Pied and dad has to be split Cinn and Prl to produce a male from that pairing that is Cinn prl cheers  Frank |
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Post by Jacksprat on Jan 28, 2005 15:23:44 GMT 10
In my ignorance back then, I really didn't see any cinamon on the mum, nor any other bird in the avairy.......who knows??!!!!
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Post by hillcresttiels on Jan 28, 2005 16:28:10 GMT 10
Well if what you say is Correct Jacqui then the bird must be a hen if mum is a Lutino pure cheers Frank |
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