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Post by lovemyeckys on Aug 27, 2008 10:00:06 GMT 7
Hi,
Just wondering if the face scrub has been sent yet?
Thanks,
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Post by Mark on Aug 27, 2008 16:29:52 GMT 7
Hi, Just wondering if the face scrub has been sent yet? Thanks, Wot do you mean?  |
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Post by lovemyeckys on Aug 28, 2008 6:19:13 GMT 7
Sorry I copied and pasted the wrong piece of info ahaha
What I meant to say was:
Is there any way of sexing sun conures? Colour? Size? Is one more aggressive? Etc? (apart from DNA of course)
Sorry again! ļ
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Post by kim on Aug 28, 2008 12:24:50 GMT 7
I think DNA & egg laying is the only real way to know. I've heard there are other ways to visually sex them but they're not always right. My sun was a male until he laid an egg LOL
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Post by Mark on Aug 28, 2008 14:39:12 GMT 7
Hi Lovemyeckys
The only way to be 100% sure of the sex is to DNA or sergical sex it
as both cock and hen look the same and vary on colour the same way
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Post by USAJustin on Aug 28, 2008 15:11:50 GMT 7
Hi Lovemyeckys The only way to be 100% sure of the sex is to DNA or sergical sex it as both cock and hen look the same and vary on colour the same way You're absolutely right Mark. All our Sun Conures we get surgically sexed. Here in the US all birds that are surgically sexed are tattooed. Males on the right female on the left under their wings. I prefer surgically sexing over DNA. Only because when getting birds surgically sexed the vet overseeing the proceedure can look for other problems that may exist with the birds reproductive organs and see if the bird is viable for breeding. Many people say they can visually sex Suns but in my opinion I think it's next to impossible. |
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