I've just started with mutation greencheeks- I purchased a pair of cin and yellowsided and 2 blue babies. they are so cool. anyone else breed these? looking for some other bloodlines once I get sexing results back.
Posts: 617 | Location (City, State): Maine | Registered: Sat July 26 2003
I dont breed them but am looking to get one myself. My partner fell in love with one at a local pet store but I refused to pay 500 for a normal greencheek.
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Posts: 2432 | Location (City, State): Pennsylvania | Registered: Sat March 27 2004
I remember seeing these little conures at a bird fair and thought my daughter would like one... but instead she decided on an African senegal. He was more expensive but we got it for her anyway. Hes turned out really sweet and funny too... his name is Mojo.. he has the orange belly. Hes pretty quite too considering we room him with a Temneh grey.
Posts: 165 | Location (City, State): Al | Registered: Fri January 30 2004
here's some pics of greencheek mutations and yes they are quite a bit quieter then the aratanga (suns, jenday, nanday)conures. these are from the family Pyrrhura conures. check them out
She hasnt started breeding and selling them yet but the lady I am getting my Scarlet macaw from has the yellow sided green cheeks. That was the first time I had ever seen one and they are very beautiful birds. I will contact her for you if you want. She is located here in PA.. near the W VA border.
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Posts: 2432 | Location (City, State): Pennsylvania | Registered: Sat March 27 2004
that's ok- there are alot of other greencheek breeders out there- I need someone that knows what mutation their birds carry if anything other then ys.- one of my blues turned out to be a cin blue- really really cool!
Posts: 617 | Location (City, State): Maine | Registered: Sat July 26 2003
I just found the breeder of my Greencheek, seems the lady I bought mine from buys chicks out of nest, finishes hand raising them and then sell them. Anyways found out my bird is split to Yellow sided. I noticed in your first post on this thread you said you had gotten some Blue ones, Can you post a pic of one. I have not seen a blue one.
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Posts: 2432 | Location (City, State): Pennsylvania | Registered: Sat March 27 2004
I can't post you a picture of mine - the picture I have is really bad and the blue doesn't even look like a blue so here is a better picture - this shows a blue, a cin blue and the bottom one is a cinnamon http://www.fwa-aviary.com/assets/images/Mutation_2a.JPG because there are 3 in the picture, I think you can see the mutation coloring better. when I get a better picture of mine- I will post it.
Posts: 617 | Location (City, State): Maine | Registered: Sat July 26 2003
well yes and no- if the ys and cinn gene fall on the same x gene, then yes you have a female pineapple but if they fall that one ys is on one x and cin is on the other x, then you have a visual ys or cin but not a pineapple (tricky genes) that is why there are so few pineapple males. even if you breed 2 pineapples together, that is no guarantee of all pineapple babies.
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Originally posted by PugLife: I currently have a ys green cheek and am I correct that a ys x cinn would produce pinapple?