Help Identifying Zebra Mutations
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Help Identifying Zebra Mutations
I'm trying to update my birds in the finch breeder database but I'm not sure what some of my zebras really are. I figured I'd post some pics and ask for help. I know Dante will be all over this! LOL
There's lots of pics & zebras so I will have to keep replying before the thread is finished with all the birds shown.
There's lots of pics & zebras so I will have to keep replying before the thread is finished with all the birds shown.
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Re: Help Identifying Zebra Mutations
Pictures of the dad, Mist
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Re: Help Identifying Zebra Mutations
There are three male sons, they all look identical so I'll just post a pic of one, Whisper. I think he's just a normal. Mist & Peanut are his parents also. His twin brothers are Elton and Squeak (not pictured)
The next picture are the 3 rescued hens from the City College.
The next picture are the 3 rescued hens from the City College.
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Re: Help Identifying Zebra Mutations
Whisper and his brothers are split to cfw (take note of these if you can somewhere) some of the hens appear to he splits, but I need some individual shots of the 3
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Re: Help Identifying Zebra Mutations
These are my latest 2 zebras, Starlet and Brando (named after Marlon Brando because of his cheeks)
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Re: Help Identifying Zebra Mutations
And one last one of Brando, trying to show some different angles
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Re: Help Identifying Zebra Mutations
Brando is split to pied, Starlet is heavily pied, almost saddleback
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Re: Help Identifying Zebra Mutations
Starlet looks almost saddleback...pretty
Brando looks split to pied.
oops Dante...we must have posted at the same time!!!
Brando looks split to pied.
oops Dante...we must have posted at the same time!!!
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Re: Help Identifying Zebra Mutations
Lol, thanks Dante. I was hoping you were still up! I was sending telepathic brain waves to you ...."Must ... log on.... to Finch Forum"
I will definitely write these down - I am forever getting myself confused trying to figure out some of them.
I will post more pics of the girls individually tomorrow. All the birds are in bed for the night.
Thanks again!

I will definitely write these down - I am forever getting myself confused trying to figure out some of them.
I will post more pics of the girls individually tomorrow. All the birds are in bed for the night.
Thanks again!
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Btw, when you change their mutations, be sure to make females to female icons
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Re: Help Identifying Zebra Mutations
The saddleback is very pretty,it could just be my screen,but is she a dark fawn heavy pied?
I wanna eat her up!
I wanna eat her up!