this years pairings. chick outcome please?

[sydney]

pair 1 : df spangle pied cock x yf blue hen


pair 2a : hen that cant decide so i have to decide for her shes skyblue dominant pied grey wing x greygreen dominant pied cock


pair 2b : skyblue dominant pied greywing hen x light green opaline greywing cock poss split ino.


pair 3: light green opaline greywing hen x dominant pied blue/green cock.

pair 4: albino hen x normal green cock


pair 5: opaline blue/mauve greywing hen x normal grey cock


pair 6: yellow faced blue hen x yf skyblue/green grey wing cock split ino


pair 7: albino hen x skyblue/green dominant pied greywing cock


pair 8: yf albino x lutino : after i work out if the lutino is male or female but im thinking male.

[nev90]

pair 1 : df spangle pied cock x yf blue hen
50% Single factor spangle blue
50% Yellow face single factor blue
(The cock looks yellow faced, If he is, half of the SF spangle blues will be double factor yellow face, but the yellow won’t show)

pair 2a : hen that cant decide so i have to decide for her shes skyblue dominant pied grey wing x greygreen dominant pied cock
If the cock is not split for blue:
25% green SF dominant pied
25% grey green SF dominant pied
12.5% green DF dominant pied
12.5% grey green DF dominant pied
6.25% normal green
6.25% normal grey green
No greywing unless the cock is split for greywing or dilute
No blue series unless the cock is split for blue



pair 2b : skyblue dominant pied greywing hen x light green opaline greywing cock poss split ino.
If the cock is split for ino:
25% light green greywing males
25% light green greywing dominant pied males
25% lutino females
12.5% light green greywing females
12.5% light green greywing dominant pied females
No blue series unless the cock is split for blue (if he is half will be blue series)


pair 3: light green opaline greywing hen x dominant pied blue/green cock.
(the cock bird can’t be split for green)
50% normal green
50% green dominant pied
No blue series unless the hen is split for blue
No greywing unless the cock is split for greywing or dilute
No opaline unless the cock is split for opaline


pair 4: albino hen x normal green cock
100% normal green
No ino or blue unless the cock is split


pair 5: opaline blue/mauve greywing hen x normal grey cock
(the hen can’t be split for mauve)
50% normal blue
50% normal grey
No opaline or greywing unless the cock is split


pair 6: yellow faced blue hen x yf skyblue/green grey wing cock split ino
(the cock can’t be split for green)
12.5% normal blue males
25% YF normal blue males
12.5% double factor yellow face blue males (will appear white faced)
6.25% normal blue females
12.5% YF normal blue females
6.25% double factor yellow face blue females (will appear white faced)
6.25% albino females
12.5% YF albino females (creamino)
6.25% double factor yellow face albino females (will appear white faced)



pair 7: albino hen x skyblue/green dominant pied greywing cock
(the cock can’t be split for green – he is a yellow face)
50% normal blue
50% YF blue
No ino unless the cock is split for ino
No greywing unless the hen is split for greywing or dilute
NOTE: Albinos can often mask other mutations so expect anything


pair 8: yf albino x lutino : after i work out if the lutino is male or female but im thinking male.
100% lutino
No yellow face albino unless the cock is split for blue

[sydney]

Mar 13, 2012 3:06:00 GMT nev90 said:

pair 1 : df spangle pied cock x yf blue hen
50% Single factor spangle blue
50% Yellow face single factor blue
(The cock looks yellow faced, If he is, half of the SF spangle blues will be double factor yellow face, but the yellow won’t show)



pair 7: albino hen x skyblue/green dominant pied greywing cock
(the cock can’t be split for green – he is a yellow face)
50% normal blue
50% YF blue
No ino unless the cock is split for ino
No greywing unless the hen is split for greywing or dilute
NOTE: Albinos can often mask other mutations so expect anything


Pair 1:This male surprises me every time lol they've currently got 2 hatchlings 1 in showing signs of being cinnamon in the eyes. Also you didn't mention about the pied that's in him?
Pict attached.
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The pair 7 the cock is yellow faced and his face was split ino so there a chance he's got the gene. So if he has ino what's the chances?

Also when I did colour/colour I didn't mean split I ment looks blue green

[nev90]

Mar 13, 2012 21:30:01 GMT sydney said:

Pair 1:This male surprises me every time lol they've currently got 2 hatchlings 1 in showing signs of being cinnamon in the eyes. Also you didn't mention about the pied that's in him?

If one of the chicks is cinnamon it means the cock is split for cinnamon. The chick will be female. Is he split for recessive pied? If he is split for recessive pied the hen would also need to have the gene for it to show in the chicks. If you mean dominant pied it won't be visible in a double factor spangle but if it is there it will effect half of the chicks

The pair 7 the cock is yellow faced and his face was split ino so there a chance he's got the gene. So if he has ino what's the chances?

If the cock is split for ino half of his daughters will be ino and half of his sons will be split for ino.
If the cock's father was split for ino there is a 50% chance that he has inherited the gene

[sydney]

Mar 13, 2012 22:44:38 GMT nev90 said:

Mar 13, 2012 21:30:01 GMT sydney said:

Pair 1:This male surprises me every time lol they've currently got 2 hatchlings 1 in showing signs of being cinnamon in the eyes. Also you didn't mention about the pied that's in him?

If one of the chicks is cinnamon it means the cock is split for cinnamon. The chick will be female. Is he split for recessive pied? If he is split for recessive pied the hen would also need to have the gene for it to show in the chicks. If you mean dominant pied it won't be visible in a double factor spangle but if it is there it will effect half of the chicks

The pair 7 the cock is yellow faced and his face was split ino so there a chance he's got the gene. So if he has ino what's the chances?

If the cock is split for ino half of his daughters will be ino and half of his sons will be split for ino.
If the cock's father was split for ino there is a 50% chance that he has inherited the gene

No not recessive pied but dominant pied I found that out when I bred him last year to this hen. The year before that his hen a an ino and never produced any Pieds that year. This may be his last year of breeding as he's about 4 yrs old not sure how long to let him breed for.

Ok cool be a month or so before the pairs go in for breeding except of course pair 1.
Just wanted to get a rough idea on the outcomes incase I couldn't put a couple of them together

[sydney]

Btw thank you for this information