It is very common for indigo-chin birds to mutate. For example, most of these ornamental birds are red or blue, but there may also be some white or other colors. At this time, we can say that this kind of ornamental bird has mutated. Yes, in fact, the mutation of the indigo chin only causes some changes in the color of the coat, and there will not be any major changes in other aspects.
Generally speaking, it is usually related to the surrounding living environment. Of course, the most important thing is related to the genetic structure of the indigo-chin bird itself, which is its growth. During the breeding process, genetic mutations may have occurred, resulting in changes in coat color. However, these changes will not affect the growth of ornamental birds. As long as the correct feeding methods are mastered, even mutated indigo-chinned birds will have a long life. life span.