Pallid is a SL recessive mutation, that gives a visual reduction of +/- 50% of the eumelanin, the young birds have red eyes during the first few days and important: this mutation is allelic with SL ino. In genus Agapornis we have a pallid mutation in Agapornis roseicollis.

What is pallid lovebird?

Pallid is a SL recessive mutation, that gives a visual reduction of +/- 50% of the eumelanin, the young birds have red eyes during the first few days and important: this mutation is allelic with SL ino. In genus Agapornis we have a pallid mutation in Agapornis roseicollis.

What is lovebird mutation?

These mutations are of three distinct types: co-dominant (exemplified by the Orangefaced, Dark and Violet mutations), recessive (exemplified by the Edged Dilute mutation), and sex-linked (exemplified by Lutino, Pallid [also known as Australian Cinnamon], American Cinnamon, and Opaline mutations).

How do you get opaline lovebirds?

You only need one lovebird with a dark factor gene to reproduce this opaline mutation. The females either show the full opaline color, or they lack it altogether. Lovebirds are a small group of nine species of the old-world parrot family.

What is pale fallow mutation?

Pale fallow – here we have a high eumelanin reduction in the eyes and the plumage. The overall body colour is yellow – with a light green hue, the eyes are a bright red. The primaries are white. The feet are pale pink coloured and the nails are horn coloured.

What is bronze fallow lovebirds?

Bronze Fallow is an autosomal recessive mutation found amongst different parakeet species. In lovebirds this mutation has occurred in the Peach-face Lovebird Agapornis roseicollis, the Abyssinian Lovebird A. taranta, the Fischer’s Lovebird A. fischeri and perhaps the Masked Lovebird A.personatus.

What is pale fallow lovebird?

How do you get a pied lovebird?

Pied lovebirds are a color mutation that creates a patchy color pattern. These traits can be recessive, dominant, or clearflight, depending on the gene combination. Recessive babies are much less common but can be present as long as the dominant genes don’t exceed two.

Can love birds change colors?

These lovebirds have rosy pink or peach-colored faces and throats. This color gets darker as the plumage reaches their foreheads, changing to an orange or red color. The plumage on the rest of their body is a vibrant to dark green. Some of these lovebirds have yellow-colored chests.

What is the Ino mutation of Agapornis roseicollis?

Ino mutation-Lutino of Agapornis roseicollis © Giuseppe Mazza This physio-genetic phenomenon stands at the base of the pale yellow colouration of the Agapornis roseicollis. The Ino mutation can express in three variants with regard to the starting colour in the animal with wild-type phenotype.

What is the color of a roseicollis?

The face and throat are pink, darkest on the forehead and above the eye. The bill is horn coloured, the iris is brown and the legs and feet are grey. The pink of the A. r. roseicollis is lighter than of the A. r. catumbella.

Why is the Agapornis roseicollis yellow?

This physio-genetic phenomenon stands at the base of the pale yellow colouration of the Agapornis roseicollis. The Ino mutation can express in three variants with regard to the starting colour in the animal with wild-type phenotype.

What kind of bird is roseicollis Vieillot?

The Agapornis roseicollis Vieillot, 1818, is a bird belonging to the order of the Psittaciformes, family of the Psittacidae, genus Agapornis.