Allan Gibbs
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Can it be done without a DNA test? I've been moving feathers all night and still can't find a ding-a-ling. 
How do you tell a male from female concure?
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Silverreng
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You will need to have it DNA'ed for 100% answer.
Can it be done without a DNA test? I've been moving feathers all night and still can't find a ding-a-ling.
It must have been a long long night LoL
No ding-a-ling with birdies.
DNA test 100% accurate
Ps I think you need a good night's sleep haha :63:
parrotqueen
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Lol, sorry but DNA testing is your only option.
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Allan Gibbs
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I suppose I can wait for an "akward situation" to arise and deduce the conure is female.
I would have had a good sleep last night if it were not for that 4.5 earthquake (I'm in Los Angeles). Spooked the conures as well as they were clutching the bars to get out.
I would have had a good sleep last night if it were not for that 4.5 earthquake (I'm in Los Angeles). Spooked the conures as well as they were clutching the bars to get out.
Definately DNA blood test at an avain vet. You can also record the dna in for future identification if bird gets lost.
I suppose I can wait for an "akward situation" to arise and deduce the conure is female.
I would have had a good sleep last night if it were not for that 4.5 earthquake (I'm in Los Angeles). Spooked the conures as well as they were clutching the bars to get out.
Sorry to hear about the earthquake, must have been really scary.
Hope you have all recovered !!!!!
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