The peony parrot (Eclectus parrot) is a large parrot that has a relatively long adult lifespan. In general, peony parrots usually take about 2 to 4 years to reach full maturity, reaching sexual maturity and adult physique.
The timing of sexual maturity varies depending on individual parrot differences and environmental conditions. Some peony parrots may reach sexual maturity at an earlier age, while others may take longer.
The best way to determine if a peony parrot is an adult is to examine its physical characteristics and behavior. Adult peony parrots usually have more vibrant, brightly colored feathers, and males and females also have more obvious differences in feather color and appearance.
Male peony parrot (Eclectus parrot).: Males usually have bright green plumage with a bright red ** and tail. The head and neck feathers may appear bright green or blue. There are also bright blue or purple feathers on the wings. The male peony parrot has a larger beak and is orange-red.
Female peony parrot (Eclectus parrot female).: Females are relatively diverse and bright in plumage, often showing red, purple, blue, orange, yellow, etc. Usually the female peony parrot has a bright red body color, and the wings and tail are purple-blue or blue. The female peony parrot has a relatively small beak that appears black or gray.
At the same time, adult parrots may be more stable and mature in behavior. For the sexual maturity and adult state of the peony parrot, it is best to consult a veterinarian or a professional with parrot experience for a more accurate assessment and advice.