*EDITED with more photos*Hen or roo? 7ish week old EE

[Ambam47]

Title pretty much says it all! Can someone help me determine if this is a hen or a roo. Bought from rural king and supposed to be all pullets. However they’re all the same age and she’s the only one with a bright red comb. She’s got major attitude, puffy cheeks. I’m a first time chicken owner so I haven’t a clue! I thought long tail feathers meant hen, but I’m not sure about this one! Thanks in advance

 

[SilverBirds]

Cockerel.
Tail feathers don't say much at this age.

 

[Happygocluckee]

I'm getting roo vibes. But maybe a better shot from the front would help.

 

[ShrekDawg]

Cockerel I think

 

[Ambam47]

I'm getting roo vibes. But maybe a better from shot would help.

Which angle do you need? I’ll try and get some better shots

 

[Ambam47]

I'm getting roo vibes. But maybe a better shot from the front would help.

 

[Ambam47]

Also to avoid making multiple posts, do you recommend taking their water out at night? Our ducks and chickens are in a coop together, and the ducks have all our shavings soaked constantly from splashing in the water. Do ducks or chickens need water at night?

 

[SilverBirds]

Also to avoid making multiple posts, do you recommend taking their water out at night? Our ducks and chickens are in a coop together, and the ducks have all our shavings soaked constantly from splashing in the water. Do ducks or chickens need water at night?

They shouldn't need food or water at night in the coop at this age.