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Congratufrickenlations!!!!! Amazing pied keet... turning green here Well done

Quote: Im afraid he will be back before long… LOL! We have all made that mistake… well I have Quote: You will just need to call me and find out Zach

You dont know how lucky you are Peeps to be able to say that... all those mutations you have access to

Dont hold your breath

Quote: OMG you guineas are amazing... but for whatever a novice keepers opinion is worth... I do still agree with GL93... like ok, so we have a pure white guineafowl.. OK so we call it white fair enough... but when the white spots show up on the bird.. I dont know what Im trying to say...

Quote: OMG you guineas are amazing... but for whatever a novice keepers opinion is worth... I do still agree with GL93... like ok, so we have a pure white guineafowl.. OK so we call it white fair enough... but when the white spots show up on the bird.. I dont know what Im trying to say...

Agreed

Hi bemba and mr bellmere, Nice to be welcomed, thankyou both Yes I do have guineafowl, I have Cinnamon, Pearl, Pearl Pied, Lavender and Lavender Pied... I am hoping to breed Cinnamon pieds in the future... and also obtain some silvers I suppose the fact that I have red eyed cinnamons also...

Quote: Well, you can't say pearly white and be talking about white because Whites don't have any pearling... They are a solid color. So would you also say my white peacock is not white because his eye feathers well have white eyes? There are many,many shades of white, just like any other...

If we could stick to the subject at hand ozguineafowl, that would be great thanks... maybe keep whites to the other thread?? Or make one for them?? I am super keen to see some of your guineafowl!! Pics from you so far seem a little elusive... hey kind of like that Brett guy!!

Soo looking forward to ozguineafowls pics of his grey eyed white!!! Ive never seen a white in australia before yours mrbellmere so thankyou so so so much for helping a kid out Im sure the image has burnt itself into my eyelinds and it will remain with me till I die

Quote: Well, you can't say pearly white and be talking about white because Whites don't have any pearling... They are a solid color. THANKYOU!! My point exactly! Zach

Quote: I would love to know how you get a pearled white?... as since the pearling itself is white... it wouldnt show up Still waiting on those pics ozguineafowl

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Im not kidding Maybe eggs would be best Thanks Zach

Quote: Sorry misunderstanding, I know they will not get higher percentage green (you would have to cross them to a Java for that), its my fault i worded it wrong, i meant that some of the chicks will look more like javas and some will look more blue? Thanks Zach

Hey Clinton, It looks really good, the work you are doing, congratulations , i admire your dedication also... Unfortunatly i cannot help you are i took no photos last season, and i currently have no peachicks sorry.. but again good job P.S: Your Drawings are really good

See, i have no clue what your peafowl prices are over there, but I would happily pay $1500 for the hen alone!, as she is blackshoulder and we have none... also notice that the male is split to white or pied and not just a regular IB...

Thanks I continue to be amazed by your depth of knowledge on the subject 'AquaEyes', it literally boggles me..., i hope someone? with a little sense and time and money, will put your ideas to the test, imagine all those colours... and why not start now?, like you said it should be achieveable...

Quote: Well, if you were willing to try it, here's how you could proceed once you got your first Midnight Bronze Blackshoulder, using unrelated stock to minimize inbreeding: Midnight Bronze Blackshoulder X Bronze Blackshoulder = 100% Bronze Blackshoulder split to Midnight (Group A) Midnight...