4 یار Aviary

20/10/2022

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23/09/2022

Some Fisher masking charts for new fancier

13/09/2022

25/08/2022

When shifting eggs 🥚be vigilant on the following points:

✏️Make sure you write down on the box what you shifted.
( infertile eggs )
( fertile eggs )
( their quantity and from which cage ) as it’s impossible to memorize what you do in shifting with so many pairs !

✏️Don’t mix eggs of the same type
( For example 2 Eggs of 1 pair and 3 eggs from another that will both produce the same birds like all parblues. So if 2 eggs were from parents carrying the ino gene and the other 3 eggs were from simple Parblues. You will not be able to identify Parblue/inos )

✏️Make sure there isn’t too much of a gap difference between the eggs shifting and the foster pair.
( For Example your main pair laid eggs 15 days after your fostering pair that already has fertile eggs in it, don’t put the newly laid eggs there as the bird may hatch them but the chicks will have a 15 day difference and chances of them dieing by being stamped on )

✏️You Can Shift upto 7-8 eggs under a foster pair and they may all hatch, but the issue is that the parents will find it hard to feed all 7-8 chicks properly and therefore you will end up with small size chicks once weaned.

✏️If you want Jumbo Quality sized chicks then don’t foster more than 3-4 below 1 pair, you’ll see amazing results IA.

✏️Many times we shift eggs under 1 pair and sometimes that pair wastes all eggs, either by not sitting on them or cracks all of them. Another way to maintain minimum loss is to shift for example 5 fertiled eggs between 5 fostering pairs so that 1 egg is shifted below each pair !!

Let’s stick to this for the moment and I am hopeful that now we as Pakistanis are rapidly becoming professional breeders !!

Thank you!❤️
Some words from our beloved senior Naveed Sheikh

24/05/2022

Informative

23/05/2022

Great effort from Muhammad awais ilyas and team LBS

24/03/2022

Aslam o Alaikum
Some chicks up for New Home
Different age
Closed ring bird
All are healthy and in good size
1: Green opaline (2 females genetically)
2: Blue split ino (1pc)
3: Blue possible split ino (3pc)
4: Green split blue (4pc)
5: Blue pastel (2pc)
6: Latino Black Eye/Blue (1pc).
For pics nd more detail contact on the given number.
0315-4963393.
Location: Lahore.

24/03/2022

Green opline females
Close ring , home bred
From the Line of NS aviary

05/02/2022

05/02/2022

Blue Fisher Possible Split Ino
Ring # 104
Age: 3.5 Months
Parents: 1.0 Pastel/INO × 0.1 Voilet/INO
Price: 5k
Location: Lahore.
Contact: 0315-4963393

16/01/2022

Party time ☺️

20/11/2021

Results from split ino pair
2 Albino red eye
1 pastel
1 blue fisher

15/11/2021

New members arrived

15/11/2021

Colours of Love

06/10/2021

Diet chart for breeding season recommend by 2 legends of Aviculture

22/09/2021

What are Creamino Lovebirds?

The fun and beauty of lovebirds come when you understand their mutations and better yet, what can be developed from it.

So today we are focusing on a particular strain; the Peach Faced Creamino.

Basically a Creamino Lovebird is the Lutino mutation of the Turquoise aka "Partial Blue" mutation lovebirds.
All babies have red eyes.
In short we refer all Lutino birds as "INO" birds.

Firstly to note, "ino" is a s*x linked mutation. A Dad "ino" will produce "ino" daughters. A Mom "ino" will have a chance to create non-visual splits to "ino" in the male babies.

How to Pair a Creamino?
So you have a Creamino, and want to try breeding your own new mutation of lovebird.

The first question to ask is this; Do you have a male or female Creamino?

Males will create visual female daughters. (When combined with non "ino" birds)

Females will end up with boys that are Split to "ino" (When combined with non "ino" birds)

Two "ino" birds will create "ino" babies of both s*xes.

Since a Creamino is a "Partial Blue" Mutation, it is best to select a partner which is a blue based mutation, or has a hidden split gene to a blue. This will prevent the Wild Green genes from coming back.

Here is a guide for possible mutations(life is always unpredictable, so do expect surprises)

For sake of simplicity, we are excluding split genes here.

Male Creamino x Wild Type Greens
Males - Greens split to INO and Turquoise
Females - Normal Lutinos split to Turquoise

CREAMINOS with PAR-BLUES

Male Creamino x Female Turquoise
Babies
Male Turquoise Split to Ino
Female turquoise Ino

Creamino Pieds - Due to the overall Color reduction, the "pied" might end up less visible.

Male Creamino x Dominant Pied (Greens)
Males - Green Dominant Pied split to Turquoise Ino
Female - Lutino Pied split to Turquoise

Male Creamino x Female Blue Pied
Males - Turquoise Pied Babies
Female - Creamino Pieds

Here it gets more complex if u know the splits of your birds.

Male Creamino x Female Lutino Split to Turquoise
Possible Males
Lutino
Creamino

Possible Females
Creamino
Lutino

It can get really exciting when it comes to Creaminos. So if you are into selective pairing, this might be the choice.

22/09/2021

22/09/2021

Most birds develop splayed legs while they are still in the nest. The condition can be the result of poor nutrition, missing bedding, inappropriate bedding or a nest surface that is too slick for the bird's feet to grasp. Legs that do not develop adequately are not strong enough to support the bird's weight.

22/09/2021

Fishries masking