Help!!! Peachicks male or female

[Peacocks lovers]

I recently brought those three peachicks but donot know if they are all male or females. I hope that yiou guys will help me

 

[Peacocks lovers]

How to post a picture

 

[Peacocks lovers]

Oh finally

 

[naf_appaz]

Kinda blurry but I think the hens have no head topper feather....looks like all males.

 

[naf_appaz]

I was wrong...found this on a search....
Hold the chicks in your left hand. Turn the chicks over so their bellies are exposed. Look at the chick’s vent below the tail. This is the area where future sex organs will develop in the peachick. If the vent has a small protrusion or bump, the peachick is male. If the vent is a smooth area, the peachick is female.

Allow the peachicks to grow for two months. Male peacocks will have longer legs than the females. If you measure the legs at approximately two months of age, the males should have slightly longer legs. You can then separate the hens from the cocks with some accuracy.

Wait a few more months for primary feathers to start to develop. If you have the standard blue and brown peafowl, you should be able to determine the difference in sexes between nine months and one year. The males will develop dark, chocolate brown primary feathers. The female will develop more muted brown, grayish primary feathers.

Listen and watch the chicks as they develop. The male chicks may show higher signs of aggression.

Tip
Consider having a blood test down on the chicks. This is the only way to tell fore sure what the sexes of the chicks are in the first year. While you can made educated guesses, it is impossible to know with finality. If you have to know the sex of each of the chicks, such as for business and sale reasons, a blood test is a worthwhile investment.

 

[drumstick diva]

I don't know anything about peafowl but, you can post on the "Peafowl thread," and I'm sure they can help you.

 

[drumstick diva]

Better (clear) photos and listing age at time of photos would be of help .

 

[Peacocks lovers]

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I brought them from a friend and have no idea about their age
Here are some recent photos
Was enable to catch the other ones as they have feathers and fly away

 

[Peacocks lovers]

First three photos are of same bird