Bantam Cochin pullet or cockerel?

[Timbers Happy Hens]

I have three bantam Cochins babies about 8 weeks old. Help me out and play the hen or roo game!!

FYI: the stuff on their beaks is chick feed that was a little wet from spilling their water

Baby number 1:

Baby number 2:

Baby number 3:

Thank you in advance!

 

[Insnesnakos]

Babies number #1 and #3 have big pink combs, they might be cockerels and #2 is a pullet

 

[Timbers Happy Hens]

Babies number #1 and #3 have big pink combs, they might be cockerels and #2 is a pullet

I feel it’s possible they could be cockerels as well, the only reasons I’m hesitant to come to that conclusion is they have a full brother that’s the same age who’s 100% a cockerel. I’ll attach a photo.
His comb is much darker and larger, he has a traditional rooster posture as well as the saddle and hackle feathers coming in. The other two suspicious babies are much smaller and haven’t been sparring like the cockerel.

 

[Chickengirl2671]

1 & 3 are likely cockerels.

 

[JedJackson]

#2 is the only pullet. 1 and 3 are cockerels, just a bit less developed than the other one nut way too developed to be pullets.

 

[Timbers Happy Hens]

Thank you for your responses!

 

[Tookie]

I agree, #1 and #3 are males and #2 is a female.