Hey I am sure these are girls but for some reason I think because they are different to other budgies I might have sexed them wrong.

 

Am I right about the sky-blue Cinnamon being female?

 

Hi L_J,

 

I'm no expert but these 2 gorgeous birds certainly look like females to me.

Yeah but ino are hard to sex.

 

And I think cinnamons are too. they do not get blue ceres.

both hens with those chestnut ceres

two females.

ino males will have pinkis/purple cere

females have white/tan/brown cere

i agree with the other's, They are both two gorgeous females.

yeah just I thought they were female just making sure I was right because I had heard that ino gene and cinnamon gene is hard to sex.

 

When I first got the Cinnamon when it was 7 weeks we thought boy.

 

These two feed each other so I was thinking one of them must be male, but obviously they are being friendly.

hi,

 

They are both females, I have had a couple of cinnamons and they seem to have the same ceres as other budgies.

If you know the parents of them you would be able to tell them much easier.

 

Thanks

Well I must of read some misleading, stuff I forget were I read it.

 

 

I wouldn't know were the parents are for that bird some where in my girlfriends next door neighbors aviary. lol

 

He said it was a He and think he said its a Cinnamon, have I got the correct mutation for that bird?

Hi she is a cinnamon opaline skyblue.

Both hens as stated