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HELLO EVERYONE ! MY NAME IS JUNG LE I`M NEW TO BIRDS AND LOVE ALL KIND OF BIRDS . I BOUGHT 8 PAIRS OF INDEAN RINGNECK AND I DON`T KNOW MUCH ABOUT THEM . I`M LOOKING TO BUY THE GENETICS CALCULATION SO I CAN LEARN HOW TO BREED FOR MORE MUTATION ( I LOOK BUT I CAN`T FIND IT BUT I FOUND THIS BOARD AND I THINK I CAN GET HELP . I KNOW IT TAKE A LONG TIME AND A LOT OF HARD WORK TO COME UP WITH CENETICS CALCUTATION BUT I REARLY NEED HELP , ANY HELP ARE GOOD TO ME.
PAIR # 1 BLUE LACEWING COCK WITH ALBINO HEN
PAIR # 2 LUTINO COCK WITH ALBINO HEN
PAIR # 3 BLUE LACEWING PAIR
PAIR # 4 GREEN LACEWING PAIR
PAIR # 5 GREY LACEWING PAIR
PAIR # 6 NORMAL GREY PAIR
PAIR # 7 LUTINO PAIR
PAIR # 8 NORMAL BLUE PAIR
* WHAT DO YOU THINK FOR ME TO PAIR UP OF THERE BABIES FOR MORE DIFFERENT MUTATION .
OR AFTER THEY HAD BABIES , SHOULD I SWITCH THE PARREN AROUND FOR DIFFERENT MUTATION .
I KNOW I NEED TO BUY MORE DIFFERENT COLORS OF RINGNECKS BUT DON`T KNOW WHAT I NEED TO BUY ( I LOVE THE VIOLET BLUE)
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL YOUR TIME . I CAN PAY YOU OR GIVE YOU THE RINGNECK BABIES IF YOU LIKE.

The results are fairly simple, unless there are recessive splits that you might not know about.
Please familiarize yourself with the traits that are dominant (grey), sex-linked (lacewing, lutino), and recessive (blue)
The pairs are set up correctly.

PAIR # 1 BLUE LACEWING COCK WITH ALBINO HEN = blue cocks/split to ino, & blue lacewing hens
PAIR # 2 LUTINO COCK WITH ALBINO HEN = lutino cocks/split to blue, lutino hens; albinos are possible if the cock is split to blue.
PAIR # 3 BLUE LACEWING PAIR = blue lacewing
PAIR # 4 GREEN LACEWING PAIR = green lacewing; blue lacewings are possible if both parents are split to blue
PAIR # 5 GREY LACEWING PAIR = grey lacewing & blue lacewing
PAIR # 6 NORMAL GREY PAIR = greys ; and blues
PAIR # 7 LUTINO PAIR = lutino; albinos are possible if both are split to blue
PAIR # 8 NORMAL BLUE PAIR = blue; lacewing hens are possible if the male is split to lacewing

HELLO ALHEE ! THANKS. SO MUCH FOR YOUR TIME AND HELP THE GUY LIKE ME OUT . I KNOW I NEED TO BUY MORE DIFFERENT COLORS OF RINGNECK TO HAVE MORE DIFFERENT MUTATION . BUT WITH WHAT I HAVE NOW WHAT CAN I DO TO HAVE MORE DIFFERENT MUTATION OUT OF THEM ? THANKS. MUCH JUNG LE

I think that you have enough right now.
Are you expecting to hand-feed the babies ? Often, hand-fed babies are not really tame,
but they are a lot less nervous than parent-fed babies.

It might be a good idea BEFORE you put your birds up to nest you start reading on HOW to breed birds and HOW to hand feed. I would also suggest you check around and see how well Indian Ringnecks sell in your area. I know in many areas of Texas you can hardly give away an Indian Ringneck REGARDLESS of any cool mutations they might be. I saw some beautiful pastell violets at a bird mart last fall that did not sell. I hear these same birds were at the San Antonio sale as well and did not move.