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Masha Allah. This is awesome I totally get the point now. God bless you as always.

I will be needing all the colors that are sex-linked. Because I have a handful of birds which are a pair of different colors.

AdamArcher wrote: ↑Tue Jan 03, 2023 1:36 pm It is a sex linked mating. Due to the genetics the brown baby from this pair can only be a hen.

Hey Adam. The hen as u said here is grown up and all indicate its a hen. Can u point me to how one can tell when the squabs are born you can tell their sex at young age? Thank you

Oh my God! How did youu arrive at these beautiful birds? The black beak and eyes are dope on them.

Great opposite of autosomal is allosomal right 7?

God bless your ink Adam. There were these squabs I posted a while ago on this site and u commented that "the brown spread is going to be a hen" and as of today that was what happened. The black Lahore turned out to be a cock while the brown spread is a hen. I am amazed by your ability to t...

I am still amazed by how you could tell the brown one is a female.
I have followed some of your YouTube videos but still didn't understand how you do that. Mind to give a tip?

Okay Adam. Good bless you for always responding... Are there possible suggestions on which color to pair this cock to have best possible squab colors? Attached are the squabs produced after pairing him with a blank hen.

I need to know the color of this Lahore cock

these are a beauty. how do one breed for these colors please???

Good morning from this side. The blue bar Lahore is the cock. And the yellow is the hen both her parents are yellow but the blue bar I don't have a clue about his parents. Moreover, I am not good with the colors so I am not sure about what you will call her. But she is a regular yellow lahore bird.