Cockatiels

[Sandrajannett]

Recently adopted these 2 from a girl and i was wondering if anyone could tell me if they are girls i think they are but not sure to name them correctly they didnt have a name

 

[zERo]

Are they under 6 months? If so, they wouldn't have had their first molt yet. I ask because the darker one has a rough 'baby tail' . You can only visually sex cockatiels once they've had their first molt.

 

[Sandrajannett]

Are they under 6 months? If so, they wouldn't have had their first molt yet. I ask because the darker one has a rough 'baby tail' . You can only visually sex cockatiels once they've had their first molt.

Hi I was told they were 2 Years old already I am not sure.

 

[zERo]

Hi I was told they were 2 Years old already I am not sure.

Do you have any pics of them with their wings open? The lighter one is female based on the barring on the tail, but I can't see the underside of the darker birds tail in those pics.

 

[Sandrajannett]

Do you have any pics of them with their wings open? The lighter one is female based on the barring on the tail, but I can't see the underside of the darker birds tail in those pics.

 

[zERo]

Okay those both look like females due to the white spots.

 

[Sandrajannett]

Okay those both look like females due to the white spots.

Thank you

 

[texsize]

I am not so sure they are female.
the white spots do indicate a pearl mutation and that generally means females but.
The light colored head makes me think male.

If they sing and whistle I think it’s a better indicator of gender. My girls just squeak and chirp, no real whistling or singing, not compared to the boys.

Just my opinion. ADNA test is a sure thing.