Palid male split to opaline lutino female

[Crist]

Can i tell the gender of the babies by their colour

 

[expressmailtome]

If the male is only split to opaline, then only half of the females will be opaline. All of the opalines from the described pair will be female. It is possible for you to have lutino males if the male is split to lutino.

Matt

 

[Crist]

i have one that is lutino with a blue back could that be a male?

 

[Crist]

The one at the front?

 

[expressmailtome]

The bird in front in your second picture is a fallow. The mutation is a normal recessive mutation just like the blue series mutations.

Matt

 

[Crist]

So i just need another fallow to produce more? And could it be a male?

 

[expressmailtome]

You would need either a visual fallow, or a split to fallow, mate, and yes, the bird could be male or female.

Matt

 

[Crist]

Well thats bice to know cause not alot of people have fallow around here, i didnt even think that the pair coild produce that , can the pair produce lacewings?

 

[expressmailtome]

It is possible.

Matt

 

[Crist]

Thanks matt for your help

 

[Crist]

Matt will all the baby be fallow?

 

[expressmailtome]

No. That would only happen if both parents were visual fallows.

Matt