Is it necessary or will they remain this color without the feed? Are they born this color? Can the same be said of a Red Liprochrome?
I am looking into multipyling my stock and am very interested in the Red Factor or Liprochrome. Please any usefull knowledge on these birds would be much appreciated. Thanks All I know I wont get many answers on this one as not many people will understand my question? I am looking for long informative answers if you have the time.
Thank you fellow breeder’s
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Tagged color, Colors, Factor, Feed, feeding, Liprochrome, Natural, natural colors, Red, red factor
in this video you will see a pair meeting for the first time and only had 5 seonds to meet and this was the outcome…..lolenjoy the video.
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My husband was given two green parrots with yellow on the head and some red on the top of the wings and red and blues on the bottom of the feathers. The one parrot died the second day – the other is doing okay and we are trying to find another to keep it company. All helpful knowledge and suggestions are appreciated. I’ve never owned a bird before. I told my husband to build on our open 9ft by 9ft patio a roof and put screening for them. I feel birds should be free but it was my husbands present and all I can do is to make them as happy as possible. In the short time with the parrot (Jose) I’ve enjoyed him and gotten close to him but they’re alot of work and time consuming – feeding and cleaning – just like a baby.
I have been breeding cockatiels for more than 10 years. Most of my birds are pied, or cinnamon. I have had more than 100 babies born in the last 10 years, and I have only had pied, cinnamon, cinnamon-pied, or normal grey babies born. This morning I checked on my newest clutch, and I was very surprised to find a little all white red eyed chick in the nest box. I have been searching everywhere about cockatiel genetics, and I can’t really find anything about why this little baby was born. Could this be a true albino, or have my birds been hiding some lutino genes? This is the fist clutch from this particular pair; the mom is cinnamon pied and the dad is pearl. This is the first pearl I have ever owned, so I don’t know if they normally produce lutino chicks. What do you think?
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Tagged 10 years, Albino, babies, birds, breeding cockatiels, chick, chicks, Cinnamon, clutch, Cockatiel, cockatiel genetics, dad, fist, genes, little baby, lutino, mom, Morning, nest box, pearl, Red, True, true albino
red kites feeding in slow motion
Used to be Feeding Video 8 on the Jon3800 account Feeding the following Ts: 1) Poecilotheria Metallica- Gooty Sapphire Ornamental 2) Grammostola Rosea – Chilean Rose 3) Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens -Green Bottle Blue 4) Brachypelma vagans – Mexican red rump 5) Phomictopus cancerides- Haitian Brown Bird Eater 6) Cyclosternum fasciatum – Tiger Rump 7) Ephebopus uatuman – Emerald skeleton 
Lasiodora parahybana – Brazilian pink salmon bird eater 9) Theraphosa blondi – Goliath bird eater
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Tagged -Chilean, Bird, blondi, Blue, bottle, Brachypelma, Brazilian, Brown, cancerides, Chromatopelma, crickets, cyaneopubescens, Cyclosternum, Eater, Emerald, Ephebopus, fasciatum, Feed, Goliath, Gooty, Grammostola, Green, Haitian, Jon3800, kill, Lasiodora, metallica, Mexican, Ornamental, parahybana, Phomictopus, Pink, Poecilotheria, pokie, Red, rose, Rosea, rosehair, Rump, Salmon, sapphire, skeleton, sosiak565, Spider, tarantula, Theraphosa, tiger, uatuman, vagans
Red polls and chicadees feeding at a bird feeder during a snowstorm on Flat Lake, Alaska
