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Unfortunately guineas cannot be accurately sexed from pictures.I haven't heard either one do a buck wheat call I can tell my other two apart but not these two. I've heard the white one do a male call but saw it eating oyster shell the other day and the first day I got it my male attacked it. The purple one makes this random call out but I've never heard it before it's like a squeal. My other guineas like to attack these two and they become submissive and make those low key eep eep noise. Now my other two guineas like to pick on these two so I dont know what these are the whites supposed to be male purple female I've heard the purple try to make the loud one syllable call also so I'm not sure :/ any comment opinion appreciated !
Unfortunately guineas cannot be accurately sexed from pictures.I male and 1 female is my guess.
Hey thank you so much for taking the time to respond I've had so much going on since this post haven't really taken the time to get on here but here I am lolUnfortunately guineas cannot be accurately sexed from pictures.
The big cupped wattles are claimed to belong to males but there are people who have hens that have big cupped wattles. The males are supposed to have bigger casques but a female Pearl Gray can have a bigger casque than a male Coral Blue will have.
The true test is that if it lays an egg, it is a hen. The "buckwheat" is a very good indicator. Hens can make all the male calls but males are not supposed to be able to make the "buckwheat" call.
There are postures that can indicate the sex but they may not work on low pecking order submissives.
100 % agree lol thought maybe out there somebody was a sexing genuis, but I literally only rely on noisesUnfortunately guineas cannot be accurately sexed from pictures.
Hey thanks for responding ! It ended up being 2 males lol thought I could sex them too nope much more difficult lolI male and 1 female is my guess.
There are other behaviors that can be useful in identifying the sex of a guinea but they also require the guineas to be adults and paying attention to their behavior.100 % agree lol thought maybe out there somebody was a sexing genius, but I literally only rely on noises![]()