2 light Sussex. 6 weeks old. What sex are they?

[ImAussie]

they are about 6 weeks old.
I’m confident that Penny is a cockerel (tell me if you agree), and hoping/thinking that Glowey may be female? But could be wrong and both could be boys.

I’ve marked the pics with P for Penny and G for Glowey

 

[LadiesAndJane]

they are about 6 weeks old.
I’m confident that Penny is a cockerel (tell me if you agree), and hoping/thinking that Glowey may be female? But could be wrong and both could be boys.

I’ve marked the pics with P for Penny and G for Glowey
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These combs are still quite light.
I do not see much wattle formation either.
I am of the mind they are both pullets. At 6 weeks, may be a bit early still.

 

[JedJackson]

Penny could be either. Glowey is probably female. I'd give them at least a couple of weeks more to be sure. Watch for larger comb and wattles and redness in those areas. Birds that get that before 14 weeks are usually male.

 

[ImAussie]

Thank you both. There's no noticeable wattle development on either of them, but I'll keep observing them.

We've got 2 adult Speckled Sussex hens that are very different in the combined wattle department, as well as temperament (a boss chicken who's top hen - even has top spot over the rooster! and the other is a scared chicken who's 4/5 out of the 5 hens, but gets on well with the rooster, I think the only hen receptive to his advances haha).
I wouldn't mind if one of these light Sussex is a roo to replace little feller to better service the ladies

I just am too impatient to wait for crowing for egg laying haha

 

[ImAussie]

Update - they are both female