More then likely....although I'm not the person to ask.... but of all the mutations I think the Fawn Java and Fawn Zebra are very attractive..Painted4 wrote:Thats true, every bird these days has that little white patch under its beak, my brother has loads of pied, fawn, and as close to normals as he can get at the moment.....also some that seem to be pied fawns? is this a proper mutation?
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Really good read! This has inspired me to give get some more "endangered" or "at risk" finches. I've got a spare 1m by 2m flight this season. For all the guys in the know more than me what would you recommend for me to get a couple of pairs of? I would consider myself an intermediate breeder but want to do my part in helping were I can. I already keep a section aside for silverbills which are fantastic little finches. Thanks in advance!