Help identifying cochins from TSC

[Mac84]

I did it again. I swear I only needed dog food. It is their fault for having the baby chicks in the same aisle . But I am not mad, ok well, my husband is...lol.
So these were at TSC as "cochins".
Can someone tell me which kind and color they are going to turn into?
I got 4, two that look black and silver and two that look chocolate/black and tannish. Also 4 toes and they look like they have single comb.
Are these full size or bantam?

Thanks for all the help

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

I believe they are partridge and silver laced.

 

[JedJackson]

I think silver laced and gold laced, but the brown one could be partridge, too.

 

[fluffycrow]

I think silver laced and gold laced, but the brown one could be partridge, too.

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[Mac84]

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How can I tell if they are standard size or bantam cochins?

 

[JedJackson]

How can I tell if they are standard size or bantam cochins?

That may take some time unless you have other chicks around for a size comparison. These look kind of big to me so I'm guessing they are standard size, but that is only a hunch.

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

How can I tell if they are standard size or bantam cochins?

Do you have any large eggs? Compare them to the size of that. A standard will look about that size in the body, a bantam will be much smaller.

 

[fluffycrow]

Great tips for comparison. I'm going to go put on a limb and say that these are LF, most bantam chicks are 80% head and 20% body I've found, those seem pretty balanced

 

[Mac84]

Do you have any large eggs? Compare them to the size of that. A standard will look about that size in the body, a bantam will be much smaller.

Thank you! I believe they are standard size