how to tell the sex of my paraketet?

Question

my pet birds

Answer 1

my friend says blue beak=guy and pink=girl

Answer 2

In adult MALES, the cere is BLUE all over.
In adult FEMALES, the cere VARIES. Females grow an ugly brown
crusty skin on the cere when they are ready to breed. Later this
falls or peels off, and the cere returns to its underlying color,
which can be white, beige, or bluish. If you look at the color of
the rest of the bird, it can help explain the color of the cere.
Look at the toes and beak. Some birds have pink toes and bright
yellow beaks. Others are much bluer, with greyish-blue toes and
dark greyish-green beaks. These birds may have a bluer cere, too.
Thus, a non-breeding female with a bluish cere is not necessarily
sick or undergoing a sex change.

Answer 3

Check Just above the beak There will either be a blue patch or a tan patch (not Feathers). Blue is boy.

Answer 4

It's pretty hard to tell without actual testing. Sometimes you can tell visually because the females legs tend to be farther apart than the male. But then if you have a pair, one male and one female, it's pretty obvious who is who when they mate.

Answer 5

I don't know about where you live, but here they only sell male or fixed birds

Answer 6

I'm not sure but Ive always heard the only way is though a blood test at the vets...i could be wrong though

Answer 7

there is a little area above the beak that is either brown or blue. if it's blue you have a male, if it's brown you have a female.

Answer 8

the males nose is blue and the females is pink..i have two males..

Answer 9

brighter colors usually males and dull colors are females.

Answer 10

females:short tails,light color beak
males:long tails,dark beaks