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8:45 a.m. 2012-04-13 How to Sex Your Peachfront Conures Just By LookingBoy or girl Peachfront? A lot of people ask this question. If you really, truly, absolutely need to know FOR SURE, you can have an avian vet or avian testing service run a DNA test. But if it isn’t any real big deal, yet you’d like to be pretty sure that you’re right, then I would look at the head. It seems to me that males have longer, flatter crowns. Females have smaller, curvier crowns. It’s a comparative thing. If you have several birds together, you can start to see it. If you have only one Peachfront, and you have never seen another Peachfront, hmmm. Might be a little tougher. Especially since they can be perverse and hold their head feathers in such a way as to disguise the exact shape of their little skulls.
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