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Color & Gender ID
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Do you need to know the SEX of your cockatiel?  Or the COLOR MUTATION?   Or BOTH?  This form is for you.

What color mutation is your cockatiel? Are you certain?  You'd be surprised how many are misidentified.  What sex is your cockatiel?  
Are you now guessing whether it is male or female? Has your cockatiel's behavior changed? Fill in the written description, describe
the behavior and include a photo if you can.  (For unclassified rare colors or patterns, click  ADVANCED)
$25.00 for Mutation and/or Gender ID.  For more than one bird, contact Aves@CockatielsPlusParrots.com  
for special rates on two or more cockatiels.
To receive the sex and/or name of the color mutation  of your cockatiel, include the age, behavior and all colors on the
body.  If possible, emailing a photo image will greatly help the identification.  Once you click the "submit" button, you
will be redirected to a page where you can submit a photo in you choose.
Cockatiel's Age:
 How long have you owned your cockatiel:
Color of head and crest:
Color of cheek patches:
Color of face mask:
Color of eyes (black, red, plum):
Color of  upper chest:
Color of  abdomen (belly):
Color of  back:
Color of wings:
Color of flight feathers
(the long primaries in wing):
Color of tail feathers:
Describe your cockatiel's behavior and vocalizations (for
example, singing? warbling? double call syllables?),
strutting, hopping, biting and other aggression, squatting
on the perch, trembling wings, shredding up paper at the
bottom of the cage, etc.  Please elaborate fully.
Email address (required
for an answer):
Photos are helpful in confirming an identification. Once you click "Submit," you will be directed where to send
a photo if you choose.
Are you sending a
Photo?
Telephone number if you wish a
complimentary 20-minute phone
consultation first (USA ONLY):
 Yes
 No
Reminder: payment is required before an answer can be sent.
Click "Submit" button. Once payment is received, your question can be answered.

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Color & Gender Identification