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The problem is, a lot of chicks look the same until their feathers come in. It helps if you know what the parents look like.

You will almost always have at least one screamer in your hatch. I have not seen a correlation between that and their gender. The only time I've known very early is when I actually have a chick crow. I had one crow while still in the incubator.

Te two red ones are most likely rosettas. The rest look like standard wild types, but a lot of the colour variations looked like that as chicks. If they had the stripes and light yellow, they would probably be falb fee. These have the deeper yellow that standards or Egyptians have.