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How old are they? If they are only 8-10 weeks, I would say males. But they could be older and at POL. Can you see any saddle feathers?

I think he is adorable! I only have frizzles so not sure what the frazzle is suppose to look like, but I think he looks wonderful!

Here are two of my Frizzles! One is a Frizzle Easter Egger and one is a Frizzled Naked Neck! Both give me different shades of green!

Don't forget to watch Larry the Cable Guy...."Only in America" tonight. He is going to visit Cackle's Hatchery. Should be fun.

Awww, so probably a dark brown

Nice. What color eggs do you get from them?

Contact Dipsy Doodle Doo. She usually posts on the Naked Neck thread, but she has non naked neck frizzles that are wonderful!

You just basically said the same thing we did/If you don't want to deal with brittle feathered chickens, don't breed two frizzles together.

Just don't breed two frizzles together. One frizzle to one non frizzle.

If it is that old, I would say it was a girl! Yea, true Ameraucanas are hard to some by. I was lucky enough to just hatch 2 wheaten Ameraucanas! Now to wait for months and months to get those nice blue eggs!

What age is your chicken and what mix is it?

just guessing, but he looks like a LF to me.

Roo....Already has large comb and wattles. My pullet frizzles are 13 weeks old and have no development. I can't see his legs, is he a cochin? Does he have feathered legs?

Looks like a cute little frizzle to me!

What exactly is a sizzle? I have what I call a frizzle that looks like this. What is the difference between the two?

So pretty. Love the colors!

Are your cochin bantams or LF (large fowl)?

Frizzle is not a breed...it is a feather gene that makes them that way. A frizzle can be Polish, EE, Cochin, etc. I have some frizzled EEs and frizzled Naked necks and had some frizzle Polish, but the Polish were roos so had to rehome them. Mad Maxine is EE X Polish frizzled. My Isbar...

They can start crowing at all ages. I had one roo that waited until he was 4 months. The roo I have now is crowing at 8 weeks and I have heard people swear theirs started crowing at 3 weeks! hahahha!

The top one was a Polish X Non Naked Neck frizzle. The bottom one is a Non Naked Neck frizzle. (The Non NNs came from Naked Neck X Easter Eggers) They will lay green eggs.