Help with chick id please

[jdennysgirl]

I got these at tractor supply approximately 2 weeks ago and they were supposed to be Light Brahmas but the person that was selling them didn't have a clue. Do you guys have any idea?

 

[BobStuart]

Sorry, can’t see in that colour

 

[GirlsHuntToo]

Could you get some pictures without the heat lamp light?

 

[SwampPrincessChick]

Those aren't Brahmas, none of those have feathered legs.

 

[Debbie292d]

Upper left looks a bit like a speckled sussex but I didn't think TSC sold those. I'm not good at breeds other than silkies and those, and even worse when they're red.

 

[jdennysgirl]

I'll try to get better photos without the red light. I got them at Rural King not TSC.

 

[SwampPrincessChick]

Upper left looks a bit like a speckled sussex but I didn't think TSC sold those. I'm not good at breeds other than silkies and those, and even worse when they're red.

Tractor Supply does sell Speckled Sussex. I got three from them and they were listed as "Premium Pullets." Not like I believed that anyway, and one turned out to be a cockerel.

 

[jdennysgirl]

Here are the updated pictures without the red light. They were purchased at Rural King not TSC as I said in the original post. They were supposed to be Light Brahmas but when I got there the person that was working there wasn't sure. In these photos they are approximately 3 weeks old I am guessing. Any help with ID would be appreciated. If it helps any, the brown and yellow chicks were all in the same tub at the store.

 

[JedJackson]

They're not Brahmas and not light Sussex. I think the white ones are either Leghorns or white rocks. The brown ones, I think one green egger type Easter egger and maybe one speckled Sussex. Or they could both be green eggers.

Still too early to say for sure. They're good and healthy, though, so there's that.

 

[SwampPrincessChick]

They're not Brahmas and not light Sussex. I think the white ones are either Leghorns or white rocks. The brown ones, I think one green egger type Easter egger and maybe one speckled Sussex. Or they could both be green eggers.

Still too early to say for sure. They're good and healthy, though, so there's that.

I agree with this. We will have to wait a few weeks before guessing anything else; six weeks would be a good age to update us with, as that is when the majority of their down has came off and they have feathers. If they were Brahmas, they would have feathered feet, and none of them do.