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Standards: MELANIN COLOURBRED CANARIES (Classic)
MELANIN COLOURBRED - NEW COLOUR CANARIES
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| Melanin Pigment | 30 points |
| Grond Colour | 20 points |
| Position | 10 points |
| Size | 10 points |
| Conformation | 10 points |
| Feather | 15 points |
| Condition | 5 points |
| TOTAL: | ————– 100 points |
CLASSIC
Bronze Intensive
Bronze Ivory Intensive
BRONZE FROST INCLUDING IVORY
Bronze Frost
Bronze Ivory Frost
RED BROWNS & ISABEL INCLUDING IVORY
Red Brown Intensive
Red Brown Frost
Rose Brown Intensive or Frost
RED AGATE & ISABEL INCLUDING IVORY
Red Agate Intensive
Red Agate Frost
Rose Agate Intensive or Frost
Red Isabel Intensive
Red Isable Frost
Rose Isabel Intensive or Frost
YELLOW & WHITE (GOLD & SILVER)
Green Intensive
Green Frost
Green Ivory Intensive or Frost
Blue Intensive
Blue Frost
Blue Ivory Intensive or Frost
Gold Brown Intensive or Frost
Gold Brown Ivory Intensive or Frost
Silver Brown Dominant or Recessive
Gold Agate Intensive or Frost
Gold Agate Ivory Intensive or Frost
Silver Agate Dominate or Recessive
Gold Isabel Intensive or Frost
Gold Isabel Ivory Intensive or Frost
Siler Isabel Dominant or Recessive
CLASSIC MELANIN MOSAICS
Bronze Ivory
Green & Ivory
Red Brown & Ivory
Gold Brown & Ivory
Red Agate & Ivory
Gold Agate & Ivory
Red Isabel & Ivory
Gold Isabel & Ivory
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