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There's a backyard poultry forum, that is like that in oz, she bans all real people, so funny, heheheh I got the boot and banned for asking 1 question on chooks, I think some make up the fake colours to make money from the innocent new people out there that have no idea So good of you...

Hey Kev was reading the science paper of genetics published by geneticist Peacocks Australia Qld and he wrote about the pied and white gene and how he first created the whites in oz Was really interesting paper, could not put it down

Hey Kev, yes there is a few breeders with white guinea fowl thanks to Peacocks Australia Qld and his amazing work of breeding exclusive mutations. His outstanding quality and exciting colours everyone in Australia is sooooo proud of. The official list of guinea fowl colours in Australia...

Wow love that pink peacock and all natural heheheheh......... Love the Peaduck In Australia we have one or two with pretend guinea colours like peach and australian chocolate that are really just normal sex linked cinnamon Do you think money drives the imaginary colours?

You could do it I reckon if you locked them in very tiny cages and forced them to breed like the chicken cross guineafowl hybrids were bred

Its nice to dream Deb as you see here your not alone

Yes the cinnamons here are a nice colour and they do sell well, some see the down colour different but they always moult out the same.

Good night Deb

Yep big sigh Still you guys have some nice colours there

Wow stunning birds

Love that list, I wonder how a swan would go mating with a chicken? I think all birds should be hybrids its all the rage in my area with no purer birds left

perchie.girl, Its not a new colour its a common cinnamon This is a very old colour combination in Australia, called cinnamon , it is a combination of sex - linked and sex - linked This guy below apparently has peach for sale for $25 each GUINEA FOWL RED EYE CINNAMON KEETS FOR SALE...

They are so nice

I have 4 small cages with different male pheasants and different bantam hens to force them to breed, will let you know how they go. So love the backyard full of hybrids

Super nice

Wow that's a worry

Wow nice pied Danny, nice to see a good one posted

See above

GuineaFowling, please think about what you are typing before you type it. Allowing yourself the self-righteous to claim that I have not had success from a reformed hen on many occasions and that they did not attack a single chicks again is terrible and outrageous. Please review the rule of this...

Yep they can and yep they are heaps better when you do