Baby chick behavior

[buzzannie]

I have a question for those of you experienced in raising chicks.
We have a group of 8 hatched recently, they are a week and a half old. Obviously we don't know sex yet.
Currently, they sleep in a large dog crate at night and we move the crate next to their play pen and let them through.
This morning, while waiting for my help to move the crate, I noticed that at least half of them were doing a familiar rooster behavior I've noticed. We had two bantam roosters that always did this jump to fight one another. It almost looked like a chest bump. Well, some of the little chicks are doing this.
So, from anyone who knew specifically that they had females, did they ever do this?
Or am I looking at lots of little roo's?!
Thanks!

 

[AssortedChicks]

When the chicks are that young there are no specific ways they could be acting like a rooster, so the chicks you are talking about could be boys or girls.

 

[Ducks4us]

Im certainly not super experienced .... But i have 8 pullets and 4 i got from 2 days old and they all did this i then added the other 4 at 8 weeks old and they have done ot a couple times

 

[AssortedChicks]

Im certainly not super experienced .... But i have 8 pullets and 4 i got from 2 days old and they all did this

i then added the other 4 at 8 weeks old and they have done ot a couple times

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[buzzannie]

Perfect thank you!!!
I was hoping it wasn't a sad sign only roosters are on their way. I know the chances are high anyhow.