Yellowing budgies are raised, pairing problems.

Yellow and blue parrots are perfectly compatible with the Rolling Potato. Regardless of who is male or female, the yellow parrot itself evolved from the green parrot, so it is equivalent to a green parrot and a blue parrot pairing. It's just that green is easy to cover blue, so blue-green parrots match, and their offspring have more green birds, but this green bird has a blue gene in its body, so we will often see green birds and sometimes offspring will also have the appearance of blue birds.

It is more difficult for yellow to cover blue, so the offspring of this kind of pairing should be more blue birds, and it is also because the genes of the blue birds of its offspring have yellow components, so if this bird is paired again, the offspring may have yellow birds. Finally, I want to say to you; As long as it is a budgie parrot, any color can be matched with each other, but the color genes of their offspring are complex, which will not affect breeding or ornamentation. Some people will also use this color gene to breed more varieties of budgies.

See the topic, such a large number of views, there must be a lot of people, I also join in the fun to say a few words, where you say the wrong place, you can bear more. I didn't see **, I can only generalize**, blue budgies and yellow budgies If they are primitive blue and primitive yellow, then their offspring genes are basically half and half, if blue budgies and yellow budgies are genetically altered [see figure below], it is not easy to determine, that ** change is very rich, and the colors will be diverse. The above statement is only for reference only.

1. The budgie can adapt quietly when re-paired;

2. The birds that need to be paired are placed separately in two adjacent cages, so that the two birds can see each other, but the body can not touch, so that after placing a slag for a few days, as long as the two birds are found to be frequently together through the cage, the two birds can be put together;

3. The breeding period of budgies is from June to January. Nest in a tree hollow. Each clutch lays 4-8 eggs. The incubation period is 18 days and the average lifespan is 7 years.

1. Characteristics of albino budgies

The albino budgie parrot, also known as the albino rosé parrot, is a breed created by the cross of the albino gene and the rosé rosé parrot gene. They have a beautiful appearance with black spots on their feathers, like tiger skins, hence the name. This parrot is a relatively new breed and is very popular in the market.

2. The breed that matches the albino tiger Jingsan pants parrot

If you want to make the albino budgies in your pet store more popular with customers, you can consider matching them with the appropriate breed. Here are a few varieties that are more suitable:

3. Japanese pocket parrots

The Japanese pocket parrot is a very small parrot breed. Their bodies are small and delicate, and they are very cute. It will be more coordinated with an albino budgie parrot. Be careful not to keep them in the same cage to avoid problems such as aggression or food competition.

4. Grey finch parrot

The Grey Sparrow is a relatively large parrot breed with a silvery-gray plumage and is very beautiful. Paired with an albino budgie will make the venue look extraordinarily elegant. Albino budgies tend to be more docile, while grey finches are more playful, and a combination of the two can be more fun to interact with.