DNA Sexing
- Thread starter Regan
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Brittany741
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- Feb 9, 2015
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SI Eclectus (Ruby) - 11 / Eclectus (Wrangler) - 7 / Eclectus (Pinto) - 6 /
Red Sided Eclectus (Oliver) - 4 mos. /
White Bellied Caique (Dan) - 2 /
Foster Congo African Grey (Molly) - 6
Isn't it so exciting?
It's only $25 to do but definitely helps with naming as well as knowing to look for egg production or not.
It's only $25 to do but definitely helps with naming as well as knowing to look for egg production or not.
Mariar
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- May 9, 2014
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Doolie,Yellow nape amazon(r.i.p.03/10/15)
Sissy,severe macaw(rescued on 03-16-15) chirpy,sparrow(beak less) jack,Jill,chase,fiona,finch, and tiger,sulfer crested(rescued 04/15/20
I was so excited when we got our results...I emailed everyone! Lol
I had my baby checked through the bird shop where I'm getting him and they only charge me $20! For me that was way worth it even if it's only to know if I should say "he" or "she". And the naming of course, but with a name like Dusty you can't really go wrong anyway, haha
lplummer52
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I'm getting it done too at his/her first vet visit. Like Brittany, I want to know if I should be expecting egg production. My husband refers to Screech as "she." I refer to him as "he." We'll see who's right.
My breeder told me they had done the test, so when Salty went to the vet for his blood work, I optioned out for the sex test. I told the vet that if he lays an egg we will revisit the situation!
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