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Pied just means there are spots of white on the bird along with another color. Yours definitely have white on them along with another color.

Yep, the pied barreds have some patches of darker color in the yellow & the "mallard" markings in the eye & wing are the tell on them. I've never had a solid colored barred, just the pied barreds.

I have never had 1 change colors on me like that, but all of my barreds have also been pied. Maybe that is the difference. The ones in the OP are also pied with 2 being barred pied, that's how I recognized the color pattern.

I breed them as well, but I have never once had a muscovy hatch with a completely white body & then turn barred. They all turn white, regardless of the color of their feet. I have, however, had every muscovy thad had the eye stripes & tops edge of the wing light colored (marked like a...

Not sure where you got your info on barring, but yellow ducklings end up being all white as adults. Muscovies are the only duck breed I have ever seen barring in. They also come in rippled, which is very similar but does not fade as feathers age (after molt). Ripple is similar to lacing in...

All are pied, but the 2 with eye stripes are also barred. You can have both patterns on the same bird. You have 2 chocolate pied & 2 barred chocolate pied.