WattaBird! Breeding WhiteHood Opaline African LoveBirds (Pair 1)
The objective of this breeding project is to produce WhiteHood Opaline Lovebirds.
For this breeding project, the Cock is a
White-Face Turquoise Split to WhiteHood Opaline while the Hen is a
PeachHood Opaline Split to White-Face.
The Split to WhiteFace and the Split to WhiteHood is the common denominator used so we can produce a WhiteHood Opaline LoveBirds.
The Hen being an Opaline, while the Cock being Split to Opaline will result in the following projections.
Breeder: Cock: Split Opaline LoveBird x Hen: Opaline LoveBirds
Projected Offspring:
50% Sons are visual Opaline
50% Sons are Split to Opaline
50% Daughters are Visual Opaline
50% Daughters are Normal
ACTUAL Offspring: Coming Soon! Hen started laying eggs already.
Breeding WhiteHood Opaline LoveBirds Gallery
Meet Turq and Peachy
Left: Peachy: A PeachHood Opaline Split to WhiteFace (Hen) LoveBird.
Right: Turq: A White-Face Turquoise Split to WhiteHood Opaline (Cock) LoveBird.
A closer look at my Breeder... Peachy and Turq.
This is Peachy, the Hen. See how pretty she is!
She is a PeachHood Opaline Split to WhiteFace LoveBird.
Here's another shot of Peachy.
She is so Gorgeous!
Again, here's Peachy.
The PeachHood Opaline (Green Series) plumage is a ligther shade of green.
Notice the lack of the blue rump feathers, in this case the rump is also green.
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This is Turq, the Cock.
See how good-looking he is!
Turq is a White-Face Turquoise Split to WhiteHood Opaline LoveBird.
Being split to, means he has bloodline of a WhiteHood Opaline LoveBird.
White-Face Turquoise Split to WhiteHood Opaline LoveBird.
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