Are my parakeets male or female?

Question

I have had these two for four months. The lighter banded keet acts more like a female, bites harder - cautious - harder to train - all brown cree, while the slightly bigger banded keet acts more like a male, wants to eat out of my hand first - curious - very playful - brownish cree surrounded by a pinkish color. Please see my pics:
(1) http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s244/sixtysecasasin/DSCN0149.jpg
(2) http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s244/sixtysecasasin/DSCN0148.jpg
(3) http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s244/sixtysecasasin/DSCN0146.jpg

Answer 1

as its been said i would say they are girls. When your parakeet is about a year old, their nose will change colors. The skin part above their beak with the nostrils on it will change brown or pink if it's a girl, or blueish if its a boy. Also if its a girl, then when its about one and a half to two years old then it will lay an unfertilzed egg.

Answer 2

they are both females you can tell by their nostrills if its pinky red its a female if its blue its a male if you are not sure go ask a vet and have a DNA test
good luck!

Answer 3

from what i understand , is, that , the only way you can tell a male from a female parakeet apart is by blood or DNA test. that's what our vet told us.

Answer 4

by your picture i can tell by their noses that their both female parakeets i have 2 parakeets and they are both female their names are Phoebe and sherbet:D

Answer 5

They are both females.

Answer 6

both female