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That's my thinking, too. That one is likely to be a female. The other one, wait and see.

Some hatcheries breed these so you can tell by the quality of the spots on the back of their heads, but not all do that. Going by the spots I'd say one male and one female, but I would wait a bit to be sure. Once they start feathering out, females will be overall darker than males. I think...