Floydie
Crowing
- Jan 30, 2020
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The celadon gene produces blue/green eggs. A bird with 2 copies of celadon lays blue eggs, a bird with one copy lays a normal speckled egg, but when opened, the egg shell is usually blue inside. This egg looks like an egg laid by a celadon carrier, that didn’t get the bloom (aka paint job). I’m guessing some type of stress was involved, like she was startled and passed an egg early, or whatever, but if she doesn’t lay another, I wouldn’t worry, this happens from time to time. If she keeps laying these, it may indicate issues in the reproductive system and she may need vet care, but usually it’s a one time thing.
Nope white egg inside, they usually lay white speckled eggs. No stress but I did feed them some dried shrimp that my fish wouldnt eat
