Color and Breed Questions

[ChickenPalace123]

i got two chicks from a friend who got an order from Murray McMurray they were extra chicks so all i know is one is a cochin, it is supposed to be a blue but it seems like it might be a self blue aka lavender because of how light in color it is.

the second chick is supposed to be a silver laced sebright, i have had sebrights as chicks before and this one's head is a little more boxy like a Wyandotte i had, i am wondering if it could be a Wyandotte

they are both bantams.
also if any body could guess on genders, i know it is super hard at this young but i tried wing sexing and according to that both are pullets (for me wing sexing has proven to be accurate except for one bird)

 

[Frazzemrat1]

The seabright... doesn't look anything like my GLW when she was a chick. I think, really, your going to have to wait for them to feather out to see what you have. Down color doesn't always correlate to feather color.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Self Blue Cochin
Silver Sebright

 

[chickendreams24]

I'm thinking it's a splash cochin

 

[MrsEskew]

Agree with Crazy for Chickens!

 

[ChickenPalace123]

thank you everyone. the cochin has started feathering out and at least the wing feathers are self blue!

 

[lilmillefleur]

Just wondering, what happened to the second one's head? Also it's too early to tell genders. Wait until they are at least 5-6 weeks old.

(this is my 999th post!)

 

[Gray Farms]

Your Sebright is a Wyandotte bantam. Color is way off for Silver Sebright.

 

[ronott1]

they are very cute!

I agree with the above posts

 

[ChickenPalace123]

ok so i haven't posted on this thread in a while but sadly the sebright/Wyandotte passed away. oh and the cochin is a splash not self blue.
now i have a question on gender, i wing sexed at the time i got the chicks and both were female but now the cochin has a very red comb and wattles, here are some pictures