Posted by Timothy Henderson on April 22, 2003 at 08:16:50:

In Reply to: Budgies posted by Sarah on April 20, 2003 at 19:48:14:

In albinos and lutinos the cere is pink in both the males and females.

In adult albinos and lutinos, the cere of the male is smooth, while the hen's is rough.

In the immature lutino or albino, it's not possible to distinguish the gender.

: Hi, How do u tell the difference between baby male and baby female albinos and lutinos and pieds (I think that those ones that are white and blue splodges are pieds or something??) I know that with blue babys and green babys and normal colours, the female babys have a whiteish sear (spelling?) and the males have a pinky blue one, but what about albinos,lutinos, and pieds etc??????? THanks!

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: In albinos and lutinos the cere is pink in both the males and females.

: In adult albinos and lutinos, the cere of the male is smooth, while the hen's is rough.

: In the immature lutino or albino, it's not possible to distinguish the gender.

: : Hi, How do u tell the difference between baby male and baby female albinos and lutinos and pieds (I think that those ones that are white and blue splodges are pieds or something??) I know that with blue babys and green babys and normal colours, the female babys have a whiteish sear (spelling?) and the males have a pinky blue one, but what about albinos,lutinos, and pieds etc??????? THanks!



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