There are more Crawfurd's in American aviaries than Lineated, although many maybe of mixed origin. Over the past few years, I have noticed an increase of interest with this race, so hopefully it will become well established. Care in the aviary as in other tropical pheasants. Crawfurd's Kalij can be distinguished from Lineated in being shorter and more plump, whereas Lineated has a more upright stance. The following is the description from Delacour's The Pheasants of the World , pp 156-157.
Individual variation is considerable.
Much more strikingly different than the male. Darker and less rufous than lineata .