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Re: i have a question on chocolate society finches
Posted by Beth on 10/19/08

If they both sing, even if one is singing more than the other,
you probibly have two males. Only the males sing. If you put
a female in there, they would both be trying to sing and get
her attention. There is no color variation in societies. You
can only tell by the display when courting. If you are
looking to breed, best to go to a store that has several, and
watch for a while. See who the males are singing to and get
that one. Your males will like her. Make sure you have one
female for each male. I have been breeding them for years.
Beth

On 9/28/08, Brenda wrote:
> On 5/14/08, Naomi wrote:
>> well i was wondering how do you tell a male and a female
>> chocolate society finches apart?
>> they both kinda sing but the one sings more and is kinda
>> more active then the other one and one is bigger and the
>> other one is smaller. they both have pretty much the same
>> markings and definatly the same colors
>> i am clueless
>>
>> e-mail me at [email protected] if you know how
>> to or to tell me which one might be the male and female.
>
> Society male sings long tune. Female makes chirp sound only.
> Size doesn't matter. That is the only way to tell.

Posts on this thread, including this one

• i have a question on chocolate society finches, 5/14/08, by Naomi.
• Re: i have a question on chocolate society finches, 9/28/08, by Brenda.
• Re: i have a question on chocolate society finches, 10/19/08, by Beth.