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Peter
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 7:51 am    Post subject:

Hi Carine,

Your male is indeed a Cinnamon (nice red crown Applause ). The female is a recessive pied(dark eyes), probably combined with dominant pied. So, probably some youngsters of this pair will display pied. All females of this pairing will be Cinnamon.
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 9:17 am    Post subject:

hi

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PostPosted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 10:11 am    Post subject:

CarineB wrote:


So for the babies, can't I get anything else than pied and cinnamon?

That depends on what your birds are split to. (not visual)

CarineB wrote:

What would have been the results with a female really lutino?

From my experience, the Lutino is actually a combination of Cinnamon and Fallow. So, the pairing Cinnamon(male) x Cinnamon Fallow(female) will result in Cinnamon split to Fallow(males and females).
Suppose that the male is split to Fallow. Than the result will be 50% Cinnamon split to Fallow and 50% Cinnamon Fallow(Lutino).
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