Seagreen Gouldian

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Re: Seagreen Gouldian

Post by CandoAviary » Wed Mar 21, 2012 11:13 pm

Vertdemer wrote: Gouldians are for me a way to be in "dream space" and really efficient way to put problems away! 8)
I couldn't agree more :D

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Re: Seagreen Gouldian

Post by Vertdemer » Mon Apr 09, 2012 2:42 pm

Hi everybody...

Sorrily, I've lost my really special hen last week, probably from coccidiosis... a nightmare that I've experience month ago with two other hens... :cry:
It was surely my fault, had a too busy week and when I finnaly get sulfas, it was too late for my sea green...
She seems to be weak for at least two weeks and I remark that her legs were really "white", as if she had some anemia...she flys less and jumps to perch. Maybe she has a malabsorption problem that gives her gorgeous colors but lack of essential nutrients?? :cry: It will probably be I good idea to mix some new blood with the sister of my past sea green...
I won't know...I treat all my birds and now, everything seems ok [-o<
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Some pictures of my lost beauty... I'm not sure if it a malabsorption problem, a green back pied to blue...? Some feathers of her rump seem purplish...
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Great lost...:(
Great lost...:(
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Seagreen hen
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The rump
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30 Lady Gouldians, green, yellow, blue & seagreen... Purple, white, lilac and blue breast if possible!!! Two Bourke, one Lutino & one Rubino, two green singer and one green Parrotlet.
Lover of colors...and sorry for my bad english writing...!

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Re: Seagreen Gouldian

Post by nixity » Mon Apr 09, 2012 3:00 pm

Oh no Isa, so sorry you lost such a gorgeous baby :(

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Re: Seagreen Gouldian

Post by Vertdemer » Mon Apr 09, 2012 3:36 pm

nixity wrote:Oh no Isa, so sorry you lost such a gorgeous baby :(

Thanks Nixity... :( ...and :lol: happy birthday!!!
Never happy to lost birds and really bad felling when it is special bird... :cry:
That was quite a chance that her sister survived to this bad sequence...
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Nice lady...
Nice lady...
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Head coloring...orange? red? peach? tangerine???
Head coloring...orange? red? peach? tangerine???
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Lover of colors...and sorry for my bad english writing...!

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Re: Seagreen Gouldian

Post by CandoAviary » Mon Apr 09, 2012 5:46 pm

Very sorry for your loss of the special lady. Thankfully whatever the case she was the only one affected.

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Re: Seagreen Gouldian

Post by lovemyfinch » Tue Apr 10, 2012 7:57 am

Sorry for your loss Isa :cry:
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Re: Seagreen Gouldian

Post by bernd76287 » Sat Apr 28, 2012 6:02 am

Hallo
I want show to you a pic of the SF Yellow of post 144.
Look at the diffenrence between this two SFYs.
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Re: Seagreen Gouldian

Post by bernd76287 » Sat Apr 28, 2012 6:02 am

Hallo
I want show to you a pic of the SF Yellow of post 144.
Look at the diffenrence between this two SFYs.
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Re: Seagreen Gouldian

Post by CandoAviary » Sat Apr 28, 2012 2:02 pm

Nice, He looks like he has clear wings :D

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Re: Seagreen Gouldian

Post by birdclaws » Sat Apr 28, 2012 5:19 pm

What is the average selling price of a seagreen gouldian?
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Re: Seagreen Gouldian

Post by CandoAviary » Sat Apr 28, 2012 5:23 pm

birdclaws wrote:What is the average selling price of a seagreen gouldian?
I don't know, I have never seen any for sale.

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Re: Seagreen Gouldian

Post by Vertdemer » Sat Apr 28, 2012 6:01 pm

I've bought one maybe four years ago to a breeder for $150,00CAD... :?.Since that, this breeder stop finch breeding...I bought an other for $60,00...the breeder even notice that was a sea green but the bird molt and I can't say if this bird is sea green again...so it wasn't a bargain... :(
I think their's a breeder in Ontario who "specialized" on sea green and if I remember well, I ask $235,00 each...but I'm not sure...at ladygouldianfinch-ca.com

Actually, I don't sell my gouldians who seem "sea green" or Opaline(Their colors stay molt after molt...) I want to get really blue stock before starting to sell them... :D
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30 Lady Gouldians, green, yellow, blue & seagreen... Purple, white, lilac and blue breast if possible!!! Two Bourke, one Lutino & one Rubino, two green singer and one green Parrotlet.
Lover of colors...and sorry for my bad english writing...!

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Re: Seagreen Gouldian

Post by annague » Sat Apr 28, 2012 6:02 pm

So sorry for your loss, Isa. :(

These things happen to us all. Hopefully you will get another just as beautiful and unusual very soon.
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Re: Seagreen Gouldian

Post by bernd76287 » Sun Apr 29, 2012 9:40 am

CandoAviary wrote:Nice, He looks like he has clear wings :D
I forgot --- Isa sorry for loosing your seagreen :x
But this happen nearly(??) to all breeders.
The seagreen gouldians confuses me more and more.
Now I got from my "pied" female a seagreen daughter.
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Re: Seagreen Gouldian

Post by Vertdemer » Sun Apr 29, 2012 12:05 pm

Wow! Really nice one! :lol:
Maybe sea green gene is like the "yellow factor"...? Where battle between green and yellow gives a large range of color field...in-between yellow and green...the same for sea green? a large range in-between green and blue??? The first one I've saw with the bluish green back was a single pastel male and he gave my special bluish green back hen when mate with a yellow hen... maybe the yellow factor as to play a role when the genes are split and reassemble at the first step of the conception? Just hypothesis... (Probably just a "bubble of crazy thoughts"...!) :?

P.S. Bernd, when you referred of the number of older post(like#144), it doesn't work because the number change each time you post a new one...! :? Maybe describe the picture or it's title?!?
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30 Lady Gouldians, green, yellow, blue & seagreen... Purple, white, lilac and blue breast if possible!!! Two Bourke, one Lutino & one Rubino, two green singer and one green Parrotlet.
Lover of colors...and sorry for my bad english writing...!

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