O.K. If blood parrots are sterile.(males) And no one is sure of the proper mix involved.....Where do they come from? if they are sterile they can't come from breeding. And if no one in the world knows the mix they can't be "created".......This is confusing. Can anyone set me strait? Everyone I have asked has had no clue.I just don't get it.....
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O.K. If blood parrots are sterile.(males) And no one is sure of the proper mix involved.....Where do they come from? if they are sterile they can't come from breeding. And if no one in the world knows the mix they can't be "created".......This is confusing. Can anyone set me strait? Everyone I have asked has had no clue.
bigspizz;900690; said:
I may be totally wrong here but...I thought that the majority of males were sterile...but a very small percentage are not. Does any one know?? I'm curious now!!
This is the best article I have ever found to date on them.The original parrots were citrinellus x synspillum.Then severum was introduced to this to create bp's as I understand it.Read the article.Very interesting.Covers a lot of the types of hybrid parrots.http://parrotcichlid.com/history.php
i dont know anything about blood parrots, but i found an interesting site... http://bloodparrotpage.0catch.com/breeding.htm. dont know if itll help. Good luck