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I bought a Fawn cheek male I believe, Is he BB also ? Why does he have the black line up his neck so far? What will the outcome be with a BC split female? Thanks

Im useless with genetics, but he is cute! A friend of mine had one male like this with a normal grey hen and they produced a clutch of 7 chicks.

5 normal greys, a fawn and a white

This is not a fawn cheek...but a fawn. There is no indicators in the tail that it is split to BB

info on BB
http://www.efinch.com/species/bbzeb.htm

info on fawns
http://www.efinch.com/species/fawnzeb.htm

info on fawn cheeks
http://www.efinch.com/species/fczeb.htm

the black bar and black and white striping is normal for zebras

pairing your fawn male with a split to BC female

(Carlos Matos)
25.0% Females >> Fawn / Black Cheeked
25.0% Females >> Fawn
25.0% Males >> Gray / Black Cheeked , Fawn
25.0% Males >> Gray / Fawn

(Carlos Matos)
25.0% Females >> Fawn / Black Cheeked
25.0% Females >> Fawn
25.0% Males >> Gray / Black Cheeked , Fawn
25.0% Males >> Gray / Fawn


Am I correct in ,The color before the forward slash is their visible color, and after the slash is split????? My males cheeks are alot paler in color than the one on E finch.

They can vary...if young it may not be colored up completely, a good diet can change color and make it more vibrant...this is a fawn male. He may also be split to a gene that he is not showing at the moment.

Fawn cheeks have a different look.
http://www.efinch.com/species/fczeb.htm
http://www.zebrafinch.com/NewZebra/GReyCheek.html

the bird is called as it looks any split goes behind the / symbol ..... visual / split

The color fawn can vary from light to a rich coco color. Cheek patches can very from light to darker orange.