I just got home and found out my blood count was normal (YAY
), and then i saw one of blisses new tail feathers, a small, darker, and individualized feather...WITHOUT female markings.No egg laying for my bliss.
proof that bliss is a male!
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proof that bliss is a male!
by GMV » Tue Sep 09, 2014 7:02 pm
you guys were right about bliss, and now its 100% male.
I just got home and found out my blood count was normal (YAY), and then i saw one of blisses new tail feathers, a small, darker, and individualized feather...WITHOUT female markings.
No egg laying for my bliss.
I just got home and found out my blood count was normal (YAY
), and then i saw one of blisses new tail feathers, a small, darker, and individualized feather...WITHOUT female markings.No egg laying for my bliss.
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