Cockatiel Room: December 2025 - Part 4

This is the fourth video, "Cockatiel Room," recorded in December 2025. This is the final part.

The eight-hour, thirty-minute video captures the activities of our cockatiels during December 2025. There are nine cockatiels in this room, all of varying colors and ages. There are some gray and pied cockatiels, some lutino cockatiels, and some pearl cockatiels. Of the nine cockatiels here, three have been confirmed as females, and four have been confirmed as males. The remaining two are still undetermined. It's possible one is female and one is male, but that's just speculation.

One way we can determine whether a cockatiel is male or female is by looking at their whistles and songs. Male cockatiels have a wider variety of whistles and songs than females. Another way is by observing their mating positions, whether they are on top or bottom. If the cockatiel is on top, it's a male. If the cockatiel is on the bottom, it's a female. However, these two criteria still don't guarantee whether a cockatiel is male or female. Some male cockatiels don't sing even after they're a year old, and some female cockatiels can sing like males. Although this is also very rare, combining these two criteria can help you determine which cockatiels are male and which are female.

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By the way, like our previous videos, this one is quite long. It's about eight hours and thirty minutes long. We hope this video is helpful for you and your fellow cockatiels. We strive to provide the best possible we can to this community, and we're happy if you find it well-received. Thank you for watching.