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Harvey11
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Today, My dad and I checked the nest and took some photo's. They have almost doubled in size and have got most of their coloured feathers. One is a certain white but not sure about the other two. Any advice on genetics would be great

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jusdeb
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Your doing a good job Harvey :thumbup:

Sorry mate even though I passed Biology I know nothing about genetics .
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TheFinchMan101
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Great work Harvey. :thumbup:
What colour were the parents??
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Harvey11
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The male bird was normal and the female bird was pied white
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Diane
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Well done Harvey, you must be really happy with them.
Here are some Zebra Genetic forecasters to have a play with.
http://zebrafinch.info/colours/genex.asp?language=en" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://clientes.netvisao.pt/carlmato/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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