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Well, it only affects the stripes....
Just 'cinnamon' would suggest that the body is cinnamon colored
5 words only
- Thread starter Zoruace
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Just 'cinnamon' would suggest that the body is cinnamon colored
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There actually is a cinnamon mutation, though
Like this budgie ^
Like this budgie ^
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no, "cinnamon" doeasn't mean the color - it is the mutation name. The name "cinnamon" is because the black color is changed to brown, and the rest is a bit paler. And it is about ALL parrot species. And cinnamon is always recessive (at least I've never hard about dominate version)
ZoeyBear
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Sulphur crested cockatoo?
ZoeyBear
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Are we allowed to get a hint? you have me stumped. (although knowing my knowledge the answer is probably really simple and I am just too dumb to know it)
really?Are we allowed to get a hint? you have me stumped. (although knowing my knowledge the answer is probably really simple and I am just too dumb to know it)
yellow cheeked cockatiel?
ZoeyBear
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wow. I really am dumb I was looking for some complex/hard answer and it was a cockatiel mutation!
ZoeyBear
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Hyacinth macaw?
it's not a hybrid
yep, your turn
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millicinth macaw?
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