this time you should let the parents take care the eggs !
izzy_here;4779951; said:Your far more likely to create a fertile male because of the addition of something other than parrot to this project. Male blood parrots are sterile, jellybean parrots aren't. Along with half a dozen other parrot cross's I've seen or read about. I can almost gaurantee your F1 males will be fertile. Inbreeding is supposedly another factor in male parrot fertility.
HungDang;4779963; said:this time you should let the parents take care the eggs !
JT.;4780640; said:In the future you should consider breeding some of these.
Once I get a batch out of the convict group I am gonna move him to a 20 gallon and get me a nice texas so I can try making red texas.
Which would produce better fry, male RD x female Texas or male Texas x female Parrot?
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JT.;4782457; said:Im not an expert, but I read somewhere that the best red texas are result of (male Texas x female Parrot)