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 Post subject: males tail
PostPosted: Fri Feb 07, 2014 9:20 am 
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Is it normal for the males tail to all fall out now? I though it was not until april? should I be worried


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Sweet :-D

Thanks for that and the welcome


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Yep none of mine have tails now

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I noticed this year the basic blue peacock lost his train about 4 weeks before the white peacock did? is that normal because of the different colours?


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What age are the peacocks, I bet the whites are older and by 2 or 3 years at least

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Do they get bigger pretty tails as they go older


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Yes and they hold th train longer hence why P asked the age as the white will be much older



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You guys are right the white is twice the age of the normal blue gee you guys and girls know your stuff


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I thought so. The older the male gets the longer he holds the train

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