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#383347 09/07/09 02:06 AM
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I have a green and yellow keet 9mos old. The seer is a dark purple i never seen that color befor on a keet is it a boy are girl?

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[size:11pt][b]At nine months, it is still fairly early to know for certain, but I’ve had my budgie Dango Chan since he was a baby & he had a dark purplish-pink cere as well. [/b][/size] :)


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Tanaka #383360 09/07/09 03:13 AM
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If you can post a pic someone would probably be able to tell.

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Someone posted on here that they had a way that was told to them but was not proven by a doctor to work but it worked for her and her 3 Budgies and it ended up working for me. She said to look at they way they perch. If the Budgie's feet are spread wide open and stay wide with space apart, it is a Female. If the feet are closer together and more on the parallel side, like ski's when you are skiing... then it is a male. I tried that and I said, yep, BooBoo is a girl and then when we saw the bird doc again she confirmed it. Like I said no Doc. has said it is a proven fact. But maybe it will work for you and maybe you'll have some fun with it also!! Good luck and let us know!!!! smile


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I put pic on the left under Budgie photos mine is the ferst the baby keet.The green and yellow keet has the purple on its seer is it a girl are boy?

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I looked if that is true it a boy.maybe thats why thay fight?

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Maddy I don't know what pic you're talking about.
And who's fighting?




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SUPER NEAT!!!!!! it really worked for you kt????? hehehehehehe!!!!!
it was a thing i noticed kinda off hand and checked on the web... i only saw it in one other place! i'm sooo excited... one of my weird "things that have to have a reason for it" worked! for you anyway... was probably a fluke, but i'm glad you now know you have a little girl!!


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Originally Posted By: KT 157
If the Budgie's feet are spread wide open and stay wide with space apart, it is a Female. If the feet are closer together and more on the parallel side, like ski's when you are skiing... then it is a male.


Never heard of this, however, both my girls sit with their feet angled wide apart wink


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