Thank you so much. I got fortunate enough to stumble upon a silver bird who is my favorite and he always returns home for the past 2 years. I didn’t know what he was until Adam Archer and you introduced the Recessive spread. His blue bar mate has eggs now, then I’m going to pair him with what I believe is a recessive Opal and I’ll be in my way.
They are two totally different colors. Indigo is dominant and only needs one parent to deliver the gene to produce indigo youngsters. With Recessive opal, you need both parents to deliver the gene to produce recessive opal youngsters. I hope this helps
Thank you I’ve just gotten hold of opals. A very detailed video with great looking birds. Appreciated.
You are welcome glad you it helped
Helped me out alot thanks
@@ChrisSutton-t2l glad to hear that
Thank you for taking the time to not only explain but to show how this gene works. You inspire me to breed better birds,
Thank you. I glad we can help inspire you
Thank you so much. I got fortunate enough to stumble upon a silver bird who is my favorite and he always returns home for the past 2 years. I didn’t know what he was until Adam Archer and you introduced the Recessive spread. His blue bar mate has eggs now, then I’m going to pair him with what I believe is a recessive Opal and I’ll be in my way.
Thank you for watching. Good luck breeding.
Good morning thanks Jack beautiful video and great info. Thanks to Travis👍👍👍😘😘😘
Thank you. Yes Travis know his stuff and he teaching the rest of us.
Awesome brids
Thank you
Very interesting content. Thanks for your commitment to producing exceptional videos. Great job guys 👍
Thank you my friend for kind words
Enjoyed the information great video.
Thank you
Great information, thanx for sharing.
Thank you. Thank you for watching.
Pretty bird the red ash mimic
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Any idea what dom opal to Andalusian could produce?
Great question. But I have not done that one so not sure what you get.
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what is the difference between opal and indigo ?
They are two totally different colors. Indigo is dominant and only needs one parent to deliver the gene to produce indigo youngsters. With Recessive opal, you need both parents to deliver the gene to produce recessive opal youngsters. I hope this helps
@@burakloft568 thank you. but in some of samples, both looks similar. specially when there are red pattern or bar in opal
Hello, very good, we are waiting for you on our channel.
Thank you
Very good information, even better than Adam Archer. Unsubscribe him and Subscribed to You!!! You work harder than him!
Thank you. I do still watch Adam video too. But I have learned a lot from Travis and Chris and I am still learning all of time.
Ouch.
@@AdamArcherPigeons sorry. I wasn’t trying to do that. Just like you trying help people
@@burakloft568 All good mate, keep the videos coming!
@@AdamArcherPigeons thank you. You do the same keep them videos coming.