Evan Ryan

Are there many Eumo breeders in UK?

Cheers Bud,very much enjoyed looking at the photos! E

Hi Bud,What varieties do you keep? I have had a look for the photos but to no avail - I'm not the most computer literate! CheersE

That's actually what I thought. I only had her for about 18 months, she was an adult when I got her. As a matter of fact, I don't even think she laid for me!!

Hi All,Just thought I'd post this photo and see what you came up with.Does anybody have any idea what the hen in the photo is? She is now dead and I never got anything from her, she was picked up at a bird sale several years ago so her parentage was unknown. I liked to dabble with the colours so bought her to try her out with a blackbrested cock I had, but as I have said - to no avail.It occured to me that she might be just a bad normal.Hope you can come up with more answers than we could!!

Hi MarkThanks very much, Ireland is a ''third world country'' as regards Zebra Finch mutations, even to get a CFW BC hen I had to breed my own!! I don't think there are any cresteds in Ireland at the moment, and if there are they are certainly slipping under the radar.As far as Orange Breasteds go, they are virtually non-existent here to the best of my knowledge. It's terribly hard to get the mutations that are not as well known, and whilst I did have success showing over here, I really rather looking at cages of mutations, or a flight of mutations.Evan

Hi All,This is not a wanted advert, just a question and an inquiry. I'm living in Ireland, and I used to breed mutation Zebras. I got to a stage where I had Phaeos, Black Bresteds, Blackface/Blackbrested.. but then due to one thing ad another I decided to stop breeding and the stock just got old and died out.I had for years been trying to get a crested, not even a pair, just one but to no avail. I'm just wondering are thee many in England, in what colours and if so are they readily available?I would love to have a little shed of mutation Zebras again, as they are thrilling.Best WishesEvan