Star finch mutations

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Painted4
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Hi all,
Just wondering how available the Yellow Bodied Star and Pied Star mutations are, and also how much they are a pair? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
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Craig52
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The yellow bodied star is two mutations,fawn and sexlinked cinnamon,there is a few of the latter around if you want to breed your own and i believe the home of the pied star is Qld as i haven't seen any down here.Prices,i wouldn't have a clue. Craig
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Painted4
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Alright, thankyou
Wondering if anyone has any links to a genetics website or something?
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I made a post a while ago about genetic forecasters and put links in, maybe they might help.
viewtopic.php?f=45&t=6209&p=47774&hilit ... ter#p47774
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Pied stars - I have had a pair for probably 4 months. When straight to nest and fledged 6!! Haven't done a thing since but I think they are sitting again. Apparently pied marking come out after the moult. I swapped birds for them, so probably around $350pr. I don't personally know of any others but I'm sure they are out there
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Diane wrote:I made a post a while ago about genetic forecasters and put links in, maybe they might help.
viewtopic.php?f=45&t=6209&p=47774&hilit ... ter#p47774
Thanks Diane, i'll have a look.
garymc wrote:Pied stars - I have had a pair for probably 4 months. When straight to nest and fledged 6!! Haven't done a thing since but I think they are sitting again. Apparently pied marking come out after the moult. I swapped birds for them, so probably around $350pr. I don't personally know of any others but I'm sure they are out there
Gotta be happy with that! Hmmm, bit out of my price range at the moment, then :lol:
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http://www.naturebrain.com/es/una-sola- ... -ruficauda

May help
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Craig52
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That's a good and easy to understand site Arther. I really like those yellow bodied stars. :thumbup: Craig
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Painted4
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Thats a great site, thanks Arthur :thumbup:
Still really want some Pied and Yellow bodied stars :lol:
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Very nice mutations. And a good site for visual comparison.
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