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Pet Forum / Birds / Parrots / November 2003Thanks for the help
I realy apreciate the help some of you provided me concerning the tiels sexing... Now that I know i am the owner of two beautifull males my next quest will be to provide 'em both a female companion. Thank you all again Rene P.S.if anyone knows a breader in the Hilton Head Island surrounding please feel free to let me know .T.I.A. > I realy apreciate the help some of you provided me concerning the tiels > sexing... > Now that I know i am the owner of two beautifull males > my next quest will be to provide 'em both a female companion. Thank you all > again Do you mind me asking why you want 2 hens? There is a chance they will both breed, and the males might be stroppy with each other unless you house them one pair per large breeding cage. If I didnt want to breed them why would I be asking for sexing "tips" in the first place? If you would read the other headers that I typed up you would see that I said the pet store told me that my youngest bird was female. Now its not, and we want to breed them. The males I have get along fine. And we wont have two pair in the same cage that would be stupid. > > I realy apreciate the help some of you provided me concerning the tiels > > sexing... [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > breed, and the males might be stroppy with each other unless you house them > one pair per large breeding cage. > If I didnt want to breed them why would I be asking for sexing "tips" in the > first place? Because some people like to know what sex they have so that they will know to offer supplementary calcium when a hen matures. Some people just like to now what sex they have so that they can choose an appropriate name. I am surprised you are going to breed given that you don't even know how to tell the sexes apart. >If you would read the other headers that I typed up you would > see that I said the pet store told me that my youngest bird was female. Now > its not, and we want to breed them. The males I have get along fine. And we > wont have two pair in the same cage that would be stupid. It would be about as stupid as someone, so novice that they cannot even tell the sexes apart, setting themselves up as a breeder. > If I didnt want to breed them why would I be asking for sexing "tips" in the > first place? Do you actually believe that there is only one reason to determine the sex of a bird? How dense are you? -- Steve |
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