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Alexandrine Mutations Project: Year 2 (2012) - Saud's Aviary

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Alexandrine Mutations Project: Year 2 (2012). Alexandrine Mutations Project: Year 2 (2012). This post relates to my Alexandrine Mutations Project. If you are new to my blog you should start reading about this project here. To summarize, I paired up a normal Alexandrine cock to an albino ringneck hen last year to start my alexandrine mutations project. The hen laid 10 eggs in two clutches but all eggs were infertile. Here's what happened this year. Alexandrine Mutations Project: Year 2 (2012). Http:/ saud...

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Getting Started with Breeding Ringnecks - Saud's Aviary

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Getting Started with Breeding Ringnecks. Getting Started with Breeding Ringnecks. The nest box should be filled with white pine shavings 3in deep. The cage should be protected from direct wind and prolonged exposure to sun. While sunlight is great for birds, a shaded area in the cage should always be available to them. Once the breeding season is over, I flock all my ringnecks into a large flight. I recommend this practice as the birds enjoy the freedom and build themselves up for the next season. 3) Whi...

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Record Keeping for Bird Keepers - Saud's Aviary

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Record Keeping for Bird Keepers. Record Keeping for Bird Keepers. Bird keeping can be more rewarding with record keeping. Record keeping for bird keepers is maintaining information about each bird, each pair, each clutch and each egg. Furthermore it's about recording your actions related to bird set up, diet, medication etc and the results they produce. A few things that you need to get started. Finally you need a good method of record keeping. Some of these are discussed below. Reviewed by Saud Sami.

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Alexandrine Mutations Project: G1 Chicks - Saud's Aviary

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Alexandrine Mutations Project: G1 Chicks. Alexandrine Mutations Project: G1 Chicks. This post relates to my Alexandrine Mutations Project. If you are new to my blog you should start reading about this project here. Mother: Albino Indian Ringneck. G1 Chicks: Hatched 3,4 and 8th April 2012. 12, 11 and 7 days old. 23, 22 and 18 days old. Banded SAUD-121, SAUD-122 and SAUD-123. Not showing any sign of shoulder patch yet. 43, 42 and 38 days old. A very faint shoulder patch can be seen on close examination.

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Breeding Alexandrine Mutations: Blue & Grey - Saud's Aviary

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Breeding Alexandrine Mutations: Blue and Grey. Breeding Alexandrine Mutations: Blue and Grey. In order to achieve a visual blue or grey, both parents must carry the blue gene as blue is a recessive mutation. Breeding a blue/grey is therefore more complicated than breeding a lutino. I don't have first hand experience of doing this but from my knowledge of genetics and extending what I have discussed in my article on the lutino, I would suggest the following. Alexandrine cock X Blue IRN hen. Step 3 would l...

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Alexandrine Mutations Project: Year 1 (2011) - Saud's Aviary

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Alexandrine Mutations Project: Year 1 (2011). Alexandrine Mutations Project: Year 1 (2011). I have written a few articles on breeding Alexandrine mutations including the Lutino. Alexandrine Mutations Project: Year 1 (2011). Reviewed by Saud Sami. 3 October 2014 at 09:35. Aoabhai pls explain how males will b help ful in lutino alex. 6 December 2014 at 06:11. 7 December 2014 at 21:37. Please see this page for updates, most recent first. Http:/ saudsaviary.blogspot.com/search/label/AMP.

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Genetics Tutorial - Saud's Aviary

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Hand Rearing African Grey Chicks. This blog will detail hand rearing of two African grey chicks. You may read about their parents and the clutch  here . The two chicks hatc. The Cell, DNA and Genes. Dominant and Recessive Genes. Alleles of Sex Linked Genes. Pieds and Other Mutations. Inbreeding: Why and Why Not? Reviewed by Saud Sami. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Breeding Alexandrine Mutations: The Lutino. 51 The Genetic Calculator. Getting Started with Breeding Ringnecks. 48 Pieds and Other Mutations.

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2.4 Color Genetics - Saud's Aviary

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The color genetics that we are about to discuss applies to budgies, lovebirds, Indian ringnecks, Alexandrines even cockatiels (think of the Whiteface mutation in cockatiels as the "blue" Cockatiel). Blue is always recessive in all these species. Our focus will however remain on budgerigars. Normal budgerigars produce two types of. Sometimes a gene in the DNA causes the production of psittacine (yellow pigment) to completely stop. The gene that stops the production of the yellow coloration is called t...

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5.2 Secondary Mutations - Saud's Aviary

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Reviewed by Saud Sami. 7 January 2014 at 21:33. What does mean INO? 8 January 2014 at 06:53. I think Ino mean Lutino (Yellow). 8 January 2014 at 21:55. Please see this section to understand the ino mutation. Http:/ saudsaviary.blogspot.com/2012/01/24-color-genetics.html. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). BirdTalk.org is my blog on keeping and breeding Congo African Greys, Alexandrine parrots and Cockatiels. The BirdTalk discussion forum can be found at forum.BirdTalk.org. 51 The Genetic Calculator.