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Quote: Is her vent swollen, Or the area above her vent? If her vent is swollen YES a prolapse is probaly the reason. If it's swollen above the vent, either she's got an issue or it's not really a she It is sort of BESIDE the vent on her/his right side if you are holding them upside down...

Quote: haha improper eh? LOL this is how you test fertity on your roos EVEN your easy to check ones (well ofocurs eyou can also test it by opening or incubating eggs ). I dont mind gettin dirty, i get pooed on daily so why not check for foam? LOL! I also got chick-egg-blood on my new jeans...

Quote: LOL one good thing is the foam has no smell and isnt what you think it is

Quote: Is her vent swollen, Or the area above her vent? If her vent is swollen YES a prolapse is probaly the reason. If it's swollen above the vent, either she's got an issue or it's not really a she

Heres the vid it's hard to see but the foam gland is HUGE and unmistakeable

Quote: OOhhh you know you're gonna look ETA: it's uploading to photobucket, and if it works im sure it will get deleted for (improper content) soon after because photobucket is stupid buuut..w/e. LOL I got pictures of chicks vents for vent sexing deleted before as well...so dumb. But...

Quote: either it's a hen, OR they just dont like the roo coturnix are just like people they all have very particular likes and dislikes. Also, when you are to check for foam..you are to look for a swollen area above the vent THAT is a roo Not foam coming from the vent itself. Looks like...

I know the answer to this...... when a roo mates the hens (and other roos) he inserts foam into their vents. The hens spew foam on me all the time..it's disgusting ETA: Riddle Broken