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Originally Posted by
daze333 
Cottage Rose-those are gorgeous! I love the grey heads. Is that standard with saddle backs? Do you sell hatching eggs? When you breed saddle backs, do you know the ratio of colored babies?
Here are a few more of my babies all fluffled out;



Some one told me that you could sex sebbie goslings by the darkness of their backs. I noticed 2 are darker and one is lighter. The lighter one is much mouthy-er. It is always biting the other two. Does anyone know about this sexing thing?
Thank you Daze & Josie.
I do not sell hatching eggs but will be offering started youngsters for sale late summer - fall.
With saddlebacks x saddlebacks you get 100% saddleaback offspring.
The markings on the head can vary from a cap to total coverage on the head and neck.
The heavilly marked SB are good to use to keep the pattern going.
If you keep breeding individuals with a small caps and saddles it eventually washes out the pattern.
Re. sexing by color...typcially when it coems to whites the females have a distinct dark cap and saddle as displayed on your finger biter
and the males are all yellow of have a light grey wash over yellow...but this not not 100% accurate all the time.
As for being "mouthy" that's a baby thing either sex can exhibit.