how to sex albino cockatiels?

Answer 1

It isnt very hard to sex them. You do not need to spend out the bucks on DNA testing. As long as the bird is over the age of 6 months you can check the pelvic area on the bird. The first person who answered this question was on the right track, but to find out male from female is to use your fore finger and touch where the pelvic area is at. If the tip of your finger can go between the 2 pelvic bones it is a female. If you can feel the 2 bones close together but your finger can not go between them it is a male.

Male Cockatiels are also more vocal then the females.

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Answer 2

You can't visually on albinos. A simple DNA test can be performed ( a tiny drop of blood from a toenail) is inexpensive and accurate. Call your local avian vet.

Answer 3

By doing the same thing that people have told you to do the last time you asked this question.

Grow up and get some new quetions kid, you probably don't even have a bird.

I'm reporting you for asking the same quetions more then once when each time you've gotten good answers.

Answer 4

It's very hard to sex them but you can tell by the pelvic bones. The females are shorter, more blunt and wider across. The males have longer, more pointed pelvic bones. Handle them very gently, of course.

Answer 5

if you have to ask, then you don't know enough, so DO NOT TRY! you could permanently damage this bird and put it in pain for the rest of it's life, or even shorten it's life.

find an avian vet who knows what they're doing. it's not going to cost much - please be responsible.

Answer 6

What exactly do you mean? Do you want to know how to tell a male from female? Do you want to know how to mate the?