Punnett Square What is it? When and How to use it?

[@BudgieWorld]

Here's a question if one of the parents is green and have Blbl genes, and the other parent is blue budgie, what percentage of the off spring will be green and what percentage of the offspring will be blue? (explain your answer)

[@nivedjoshy2509]

50% green & 50% blue budgies. Green budgie heterozygous and blue budgie is homozygous. Here the green dominates.

[@ghostbovods2188]

BUDGIE WORLD I DONT NEED TO DO MORE SCIENCE TODAY

[@BudgieWorld]

@@ghostbovods2188 lol

[@Tig3rS1]

Amazing video as always, very informative and well explained.

[@akzbanana9133]

Who is going to give your budgies a present for Christmas Me. I need 20 presents which means like 40 to 80 dollars but it's ok because I love my budgies Great work budgie world keep it up 😎😎😎😎😎😎😁

[@thumbsdownsadface]

Nice video! This will help a lot as my budgies will begin breeding soon

[@bhoumikvishwakarma7267]

I prey that your budgies breed fast

[@bhoumikvishwakarma7267]

And my olso

[@birdsmariaandsunshinetv9899]

What a amazing video

[@moviemakerwannabe]

I have a budgie male that appears to be bright green spangle with a deep golden/yellow face and a small amount of blue in the vent area and under the wing. I mated him to a blue opaline grey wing hen. What I'm mainly interested in is the blue and green outcome. There were 2 sets of offspring. 4 In one clutch and 3 in the other. Here is what I got. 2 sky blue spangles, one sky blue normal ,and 1 that appeared to be a sky blue with a heavy wash of green at first but on second molt looked just like the dad bright green spangle deep golden/yellow face blue in the vent area. Second clutch results 3 sky blue spangle babies. Am I correct in thinking that the male though he looked green was actually a golden face or yellow face that colored all of his blue so he looked green? I've seen yellow face on blue based birds and it looked more aqua or seafoam green not the bright green of this bird. Is the only way to tell if it's yellow face or golden face by breeding to another golden face or yellow face and seeing how the chicks turn out? Thank you for your help.

[@BudgieWorld]

I believe if you watch my yellow/ golden face mutations video you would understand the results better. Your male appears to be a single factor golden face, which explains the results of your off spring.

[@geckogonkey799]

I need help! I was wondering about getting a second budgie soon. I currently have one male budgie 8 months ago and he is 1 year old. He seems happy enough but sometimes he is really quiet and he is mostly a very sweet bird although does bite sometimes. He calls out for other birds and gets frightened easily. I am a student so I can’t really spend all the time I need with him. I was thinking if I should get another budgie to keep him company? I would love to but i’m not too sure if my parents would like it :/

[@sharathyadav954]

Two budgies are always happier than single budgie. My best advice is, please get one more male budgie for your current budgie. Both male budgies get along very well 💖

[@daniil2000]

Just a few questions for your next video. How does the ino mutation effect the offspring genetics? What happens when you breed a recessive traited green(recessive pied) with a dominant traited blue(opaline)? How likely is it if you breed a Yellow base color with a white base color for you to get a mix(white faced green, yellow faced blue)?

[@BudgieWorld]

excellent questions I will address them in Q & A video :)

[@avishkasammana3089]

I had 2 budgies male is dark blue (violet) and female is sky blue. They mate and had 2 babies (male n female) both are sky blue ( there is little difference female baby is little bit light blue than the male baby) aftersome time those two baby budgies become adult and mated and made a male baby he is also light blue. So if i breed them again and again will they give the same light blue colour? If i breed my 1st pair again ( violet male and sky blue female) can't i have vilot colour babies?

[@johnbrianquintos7601]

so how to know if my budgie has blue or green gene?

[@scotthenderson4376]

Good info but I really can't tell what I have. I just see Purple/Black, Green/ Black , Blue/ Black, Yellow/Green White/Blue and a Green/Yellow Birds. looking forward to the video's you mentioned in reply to see what I have

[@barakahyahamunah9792]

URGENT QUESTION: I have a budgie that has been laying on her eggs for 29 days now what can I do? It is an awful smell and I would like to know for advice assp thanks

[@BudgieWorld]

remove the eggs and nest box

[@barakahyahamunah9792]

Thank you, for your timely reply! Question 1: Any suggestions on what to do in regards to female budgie when nesting box is removed and she starts acting up or being depressed? Question 2: Will the pair consider it unforgivable removing the eggs and n. box? Question 3: When do you think it would be wise to begin breeding again?

[@daniil2000]

@@barakahyahamunah9792 I would say that it is completely ok to get rid of the eggs and nest box, budgies won't hold a grudge if you do, and I don't recommend you breed your budgies at all, if you don't know what you're doing you can accidentally end up killing one of them.

[@daniil2000]

@@barakahyahamunah9792 let's just say the fact that you're asking those questions proves that you have no idea what you're doing, which is extremely dangerous to your budgies life.

[@barakahyahamunah9792]

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[@layeeqanwar8228]

my male green budgie and blue female budgie had three chicks all of them blue which means my male is blue gene carrier and the chicks were also opaline blue

[@BudgieWorld]

100%, the probability of having blue or green is 50 - 50 in your case 😉

[@aaronflores8058]

I have whiteface double factor violet opaline male and yellowface double factor violet greywing female. Can you help me predict the chicks please I dont know which is the dominant genes and still kinda confused.

[@BudgieWorld]

I left in the description the full documentary for colors, however I will talk about each mutation in the a playlist called Budgie Mutations. at the end of the documentary I did mention the violate factor though

[@aaronflores8058]

Budgie World in your budgie mutation video it was only ino that was discussed. No opaline and clearwing?

[@BudgieWorld]

@@aaronflores8058 I have started a new playlist where I will discuss each mutation individually so we go in depth for each mutation

[@mai5486]

So early?!

[@dehernandez9298]

I i have a question can buggies be with a cockatiels ?

[@daniil2000]

Yes, they live together in the wild just fine, but if you do notice yours fighting it is best to keep them separate.

[@kateplayz5784]

im so happy my male is sky color and my female is green i think im going to get a sky colored one

[@renardokenlyn8791]

Wow

[@vivekgodse3685]

u put xy for female and 2 x for male insteas xy for male

[@reza110ish]

As far as I have studied genetics in my university days I have found that birds have Z and W chromosomes instead of X and Y. Male birds have ZZ chromosomes and females have ZW chromosomes.

[@BudgieWorld]

true, the XY demonstration is to simplify things , just switched the Z to X and W to Y, other than that everything is the same

[@reza110ish]

@@BudgieWorld Then you should mention at the start of the video that you have interchanged ZW ZZ to XY XX. Majority of the people here won't be knowing this fact that birds have ZZ and ZW chromosomes instead of XX and XY

[@Prismane_1269]

@@reza110ish Bangladeshi brother?

[@reza110ish]

@@Prismane_1269 No. I am Indian