Post by Chels on Oct 9, 2014 19:24:27 GMT -5
My husband and I got Squirt when he was 8 weeks old. He is now 5 months old and seems to be trying to mate with my 8 year old Sweetea. We don't know the sex of either birdie, and They are always supervised when close to each other.
I read that Quakers aren't sexually mature until they are 18 months old. Is this way too young for Squirt to begin this type of behavior?
Also, since Squirt is the one who try's to get on top and Sweetea kind of "presents" herself, does this mean that Squirt is a boy and Sweetea is a girl? Or will same sexes try to mate?
Any advice?
I read that Quakers aren't sexually mature until they are 18 months old. Is this way too young for Squirt to begin this type of behavior?
Also, since Squirt is the one who try's to get on top and Sweetea kind of "presents" herself, does this mean that Squirt is a boy and Sweetea is a girl? Or will same sexes try to mate?
Any advice?
