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The mutations of Agapornis personatus
(Masked Lovebird)
There are many mutations of personatus, the most common is more than likely blue. This mutation shares the same noticable white eyering as the wildcolour green and has a deep, dark black mask. In the blue mutation we see that all psittacin has been removed from the plumage of the bird and it inherits recessively. The is predominantly
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I like a nice sensible perch that is well attached for the fact that they are safe and look much neater. I wasnt... ...
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Please proceed with caution when looking for a "pre-owned" bird. My advice comes from many bad experiences with people getting unwanted birds off of sites like Craigslist, Hoobly, Newspapers and other sources of similar interest.
Disclaimer: This doesn't mean there aren't honest people on these sites, with big hearts... it just means proceed with caution.
Before thinking about acquiring a bi
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Recent CommentsHi Maskimus ... what do you think is the best pair for my pastel green personata?..... thanks 
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so do they intentionaly poop in it?
To me, parrotlets look like a miniature lovebird, not quite as bulky.
Linnies look like some parrotlet/parakeet mix with some of the jardines coloration!
I've heard linnies are excellent...
Is it just me, or do Linnies and parrotlets and lovebirds look very similar, except for their colors. It is like that more rare all-green lovebird, and p'lets are slightly smaller, but very close to...
Yvonne, you are right the wings were moving so fast that they created that odd picture. What's even more interesting if you look at it, she had an egg bump that looks like it was almost ready to pop...
Oh, I see that now mask. I had that happen once too! I saved the foot. Keep us posted as to how your chick is doing.
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It depends what you want really.
Avoid mutations that effect the eumelanin. NSL ino, dominant...
Masked Lovebird Mutations
Maskimus noiceius. at Mar 11th 2010