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It's bad enough there is hardly any good information on the web (or any where really) about Indian Ringnecks
but I just read this page and I'm more confused NOW then what I was before reading it
Sexing Your Ringneck Parrot
it states this form of sexing isn't 100% right - which I know and understand that part
but it states this for males
Because Kaycee does (she's a year and 1 month old) she does the Heart wings, eye pinning, and makes a odd noise, she will do this to toys, her bells , even just her cage itself - she also throws in a hop every now and again when doing it
I've tried to get her on video to no avail, she stops as soon as she sees what I'm doing.
but she has been doing it a lot more in the last couple months
also it says
how do you tell if a beak is "prominent" ?
but I just read this page and I'm more confused NOW then what I was before reading it
Sexing Your Ringneck Parrot
it states this form of sexing isn't 100% right - which I know and understand that part
but it states this for males
and this for femalesif you wish to sex your parrot before 17 months without DNA sexing, and before the ring has come, you can do so by the behavior of your parrot. A male ringneck will open his wings slightly in the shape of a heart and bow. His eyes will pin (the pupil will get small) as he does this little display. Try placing your ringneck in front of a mirror and see if it displays.
So are they saying Females DO NOT open their wings out in a heart?Female ringnecks do not display like male ringnecks. Instead, they usually display by clucking and tilting their head back. Like the male rignecks, their eyes will pin too. Most females will display around 1 year. This is a pefect way to sex your yound female without DNA sexing.
Because Kaycee does (she's a year and 1 month old) she does the Heart wings, eye pinning, and makes a odd noise, she will do this to toys, her bells , even just her cage itself - she also throws in a hop every now and again when doing it
I've tried to get her on video to no avail, she stops as soon as she sees what I'm doing.
but she has been doing it a lot more in the last couple months
also it says
Kaycee has a bright green ring its been there for a long time - it's like florescent compared to the rest of her greenhowever, a slight green ring can be seen around the female’s neck. Female ringnecks are much stockier and have thicker feet. Their face is more rounded and their beak is not as prominent
how do you tell if a beak is "prominent" ?