I have a 4 month old Chocolate drake who is split lavender for re-homing. He has the white head gene and his head will start to turn white as he grows older.
His mother is a chocolate split lavender with white head, father is a Lavender split chocolate.
The parents are kept as a pair in their own Aviary and hatched clutches last year and this year. They have produced Lavenders, Creams, Chocolates, and normal Black offspring. All of their offspring's are lavender carriers.
Lavender is considered a hard gene to find, and some may say it's rare. You can not breed to get Lavenders. You must have a lavender carrier to get lavenders.
This male is the only one left remaining to re-home.
We are located in Northern Indiana more towards Chicago.
If you wish to make him part of your family, please feel free to PM me!
His mother is a chocolate split lavender with white head, father is a Lavender split chocolate.
The parents are kept as a pair in their own Aviary and hatched clutches last year and this year. They have produced Lavenders, Creams, Chocolates, and normal Black offspring. All of their offspring's are lavender carriers.
Lavender is considered a hard gene to find, and some may say it's rare. You can not breed to get Lavenders. You must have a lavender carrier to get lavenders.
This male is the only one left remaining to re-home.
We are located in Northern Indiana more towards Chicago.
If you wish to make him part of your family, please feel free to PM me!
