Kind of like Seramas-only white is accepted as cage right now by the APA but seramas don't breed true to color and even if DQ for cage-tabletop is where the real winners show! and i highly doubt the judge who coauthored the american serama standard would consider any of the birds I showed "mutts"!! Either that or there are a heck of a lot of people willing to pay BIG bucks for mutts!!!!let me know when you get some of those garbage birds ready to go-Liz and I get first dibs
Actually, it's different than that... they do breed true, but it takes a couple generations to breed 'true to color'... example with ducks...
Breeding a gray Call to a blue bibbed Call will give you grays, blue fawns and blue bibbed... separating those to their own colors will throw some of the other colors for a bit until you isolate them back to the desired color... they aren't mish mashed colors, just different color varieties carrying hidden colors...
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