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Re: sex of my Bird
Posted by Rick on 9/19/07
On 9/19/07, Randy wrote: > On 9/19/07, Rick wrote: >> On 9/19/07, Randy wrote: >>> i have raised my bird from a egg. i had a proven pair but >>> the male killed the female then he died of a broken heart >>> (so the vet said) i have thought all this time i had a >>> female moluccan now i am not sure another lady told me if >>> she is a female she will still lay a egg it just wont be >>> fertilized..is that true??? do i maybe have a male??? is >>> there a way you can tell in the eyes?? pure dark/black >>> eyes is a male?? if you can see the puple in the eye its a >>> female?? any help would help >>> athsnk you >>> Randy >> >> Randy, >> >> The lady who stated to you about female birds laying eggs >> without a mate, is very truthful. The only need for a male >> is for fertilization. Should your female however lay an egg, >> do not discard it as she will continue to lay another to >> replace the one you took. Just leave it in the cage and >> after a few weeks then take and toss it. Or you can get >> a "dummy egg" and replace the real one with this one. >> >> From my experience with our M2, he is definitely a male, >> DNA'd, and does have the solid black beautiful eyes. From >> reading about Cockatoos in general, they say the females >> have a dark-brownish colored eye and not as dark as the >> males. Maybe others here who have female cockatoos can help >> to better clarify this for you. >> >> If in doubt still, have your Cockatoo DNA'd, this will rule >> out all doubts and give you the results you are looking for. >> >> Hope this has helped you somewhat. Take care, Rick >> >> > Rick thank you for your responce,, yes it helps somewhat but > my q is IF she is a female will SHE automatically lay eggs?? > or do some females never lay eggs? > Randy Randy,
The Best and Ultimate Advice I can offer you is to go to the Mytoos website for all the valuable information you could ever need for your Cockatoo. This is a great site! I frequent there myself when I have questions and need answers. These people are great and very knowledgeable. Check them out, you will be amazed. http://www.mytoos.com Rick
Posts on this thread, including this one
- sex of my Bird, 9/19/07, by Randy.
- Re: sex of my Bird, 9/19/07, by Rick.
- Re: sex of my Bird, 9/19/07, by Randy.
- Re: sex of my Bird, 9/19/07, by Rick.
- Re: sex of my Bird, 9/19/07, by A Bird Owner.
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