Whatcha got there? I don't know. 😅

[Chicky Pop]

Forgot to do this when I got them, this is the following day with only change to the bottom right selection. Everything else was the same in this bin.

My thoughts was it has to be a Brahma because of the feathers on the feet but is it? Is it a specific type of Brahma?

Day 1, Monday Photos:

Day 4, Thursday photos:

The comb after just a few days makes me wonder, or is this normal for hens and cockerels?

So the two famous questions:

What is the breed, and did I get a rooster?


This little one is by far my favorite besides the black Australorp pullets I got but fear he's a male and potentially my next meal if he's as loud as an adult as he is a chick. Makes more noise when handled than any of the other breeds.
(Black Australorp, buff Orpington, Amber link, Bantam?, Gold laced Wyandotte?)


The couple others I sort of question are...

Bantam?:

And finally what I think could be a Gold laced Wyandotte:

Thank you all in advance for helping out!

 

[nuthatched]

First one is a d'uccle , English game bantam, and gold laced wyandotte.

 

[Chicky Pop]

What is a D'uccle?! That wasn't even an option at my TSC did I get a winner?

 

[LaFleche]

What is a D'uccle?! That wasn't even an option at my TSC did I get a winner?

Assorted Bantams as the sign shown in the first picture said.

 

[wrathsfarm]

There's different varieties and colors, this is just an example.

 

[Chicky Pop]

Follow up question for anyone willing and able, how quickly do the combs normally come in on the d'uccles? I got all my chicks on Monday and it was Thursday night when I took the photo so I am thinking 5-7 days?

 

[nuthatched]

What is a D'uccle?! That wasn't even an option at my TSC did I get a winner?

It's a bantam.

 

[venovee]

Follow up question for anyone willing and able, how quickly do the combs normally come in on the d'uccles? I got all my chicks on Monday and it was Thursday night when I took the photo so I am thinking 5-7 days?

i’ve typically been able to tell at around 3 weeks for my d’uccles. the boys have red combs by then while the girls don’t

 

[Chicky Pop]

i’ve typically been able to tell at around 3 weeks for my d’uccles. the boys have red combs by then while the girls don’t

Would you say I've probably got my first Roo or do I need to wait until I see the comb turn red? Very new to chickens here

 

[venovee]

i’d definitely wait a little bit to see if it’s a roo!