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Blue gene in Coturnix, how does it work?
Ok, so first of all, what is "range"? Or Platinum? Hi fancyfowl4ever, As most folks know, there are different names for varieties in different counties, very confusing at times, I know. Here in the UK, a range is called Tibetian in the USA, a more solid coloured bird. Platinum is a variety... -
Blue gene in Coturnix, how does it work?
Hi, The lightest coloured chicks is known in the UK as a silver (normal feathered pattern) If you can get this in to the range, and then cross it with the white A&Ms you have, then after a few generation you will get the platinum/silver tuxedos. But it takes time and selection of the birds to... -
Blue gene in Coturnix, how does it work?
Hi, Blue coturnix? Can you post a photo please? The nearest to a "blue" with stripes is a variety called Platinum, but I wouldn't say they were blue, more light gray. You can get them in range birds too, again more like a gray colour. Ironsun.