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In the Brooder
- Jun 8, 2021
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So we initially adopted 2 pairs of gosling from the store. Sadly one was taken by an eagle, so we adopted another pair by right (the store owners weren’t exactly professional breeders so i assume the workers dont really know how to differentiate the genders). Now we assumed there was either 2 male, 1 female or 2 female 1 male. This was the chinese goose. Then after awhile my father took in another pair of african breed. now that theyve grown we’re doubting the gender. How can we find out? Cause first one of our workers said the two africans are both female and the Chinese had 1 female 2 male. But then another person said the two africans are male and as is with the Chinese 2 male 1 female. It kind of made sense because we always saw the Africans fight with all the other goose when in their water
container. Despite it being big
? They are more aggresive and likes to bite comoared to the one big Chinese that we got first. But does anyone have any idea how we could confirm their gender? And if we had 1 female, would it be safe if we adopted another female gosling. Would they breed once grown?
Heres where you can see them. I dont have their photos on my ipad


Heres where you can see them. I dont have their photos on my ipad
