Male or female? HELP!? Cockatiel?
For the past month, we've assumed that the gray one is a male and the yellow one is a female. Is that even true?
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How old are they?
If it’s still young, you can’t determine the sex.
When gray I tend to hen, but this will only appear after the first mouse. If they are 1 year old, the gray is definitely a hen.
When yellowing, you can only say it using a DNA test if you don’t know how the parents look. You can leave them to the vet or make them yourself. If you do it yourself, it is cheap and costs around 10 euros.
Pure from inheritance, it is more likely that the yellow nymphic is also a hen.
Thank you for your quick answer. The gray is about 8 months old and the yellow 1-2 years.
How do you get such a DNA test? And how does this work?
The gray is a hen with age. I can’t see it exactly when I yellow. On the underside of the tail feathers and the wings, hens have a fish bone pattern or yellow points. If you see that at the yellow one, it’s also a hen.
Should the yellow be a rooster, she would have had to sing at the age and balzen.
They look very young. You can’t find that in appearance. Hens don’t flee later. Otherwise there is also the possibility of DNA testing.
Thank you for your quick answer. The yellow is 1-2 years old and the gray is about 8 months old.
whistling the sounds after ?
No problem 🙂
Thank you for the quick and thank you for the help now I know about it!!
Then both are very likely hens.
No. Not both.