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It appears no-one answered this for you so I will have a go now although my genetics understanding is not very good.
I know an Albino cock and green hen will produce 50% green/blue/lutino cocks and 50% Lutino/Blue hens In the reverse situation and With the albino being a resessive colour I am tempted to suggest that you will not have the Albino gene in any of the babies. OK here is another calculation, although still not accurate for your situation... Green/Blue Cock & Albino hen will produce the following 25% Green/blue/Lutino cocks 25% Blue/Lutino cocks 25% Green/Blue hens 25% blue hens Again no sign of the albino gene. Sorry, I hope someone can help you further if you still need an answer to this.
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Perroquet ![]() Last count... Monty & Charlotte - Eclectus 4 Alexandrines, 2 moustache parrots, 2 Scaly Lorrikeets, 2 barrabands/Superb parrots, 2 lovebirds, 8 red rump mutations, 4 japanese quail, 1 scarlet chested parrot, and about 12 indian ringneck mutations, 1 Dobermann and 1 staffordshire Bull terrier....and 9 empty avairies still to fill!
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OOps soory, just read the rules for the ask the experts section and realise I wasn't allowed to answer this. But it popped up in the related topics section so I just had a go. seems funny than none of the experts answered when it was first posted back in december. Anyway, sorry I won't answer next time its put in this section.
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Perroquet ![]() Last count... Monty & Charlotte - Eclectus 4 Alexandrines, 2 moustache parrots, 2 Scaly Lorrikeets, 2 barrabands/Superb parrots, 2 lovebirds, 8 red rump mutations, 4 japanese quail, 1 scarlet chested parrot, and about 12 indian ringneck mutations, 1 Dobermann and 1 staffordshire Bull terrier....and 9 empty avairies still to fill!
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Perroquet, if it's just simple "Ask the Experts" it's not a problem. Only in one forum (Cockatoo Expert) no one can reply to a question. In the others, people are allowed to reply because either, a. the expert isn't there, or b. they don't mind too much as they do not check the forum individually (someone may post the question directly to the expert so that they can get a reply back to give to the one who asked), if that makes any sense...
I would have answered however all my basic knowledge on genetics is mainly geared towards cockatiels, and I don't know how much alike tiels and ringneck mutations are...
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We don't have a dedicted expert for Ringnecks so please feel free to answer questions you are able to help with.
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Oh Ok thanks for that Monica & Tiki, I thought I'd butted in where I shouldn't. I certainly don't consider myself an expert but I will certainly help when I can.
Thanks again
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Perroquet ![]() Last count... Monty & Charlotte - Eclectus 4 Alexandrines, 2 moustache parrots, 2 Scaly Lorrikeets, 2 barrabands/Superb parrots, 2 lovebirds, 8 red rump mutations, 4 japanese quail, 1 scarlet chested parrot, and about 12 indian ringneck mutations, 1 Dobermann and 1 staffordshire Bull terrier....and 9 empty avairies still to fill!
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