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I kinda think it's a boy just based off of comb coloring. One way I always looked at with my chicks was the thickness of their legs. The boys had super meaty legs all the time. It's hard to tell, but also I've had girl ones who peck me like you described too and boys who didn't

Aww! So cute! I miss having my silkies!

I agree!

In the bottom pic, the one on the left looks like a male but it's hard to tell just by itself.

He's super cute! Love that hair-do!

I agree! Summer looks a little boyish!

I can't tell with the first one but I think the second one is a girl :)

Pic #6 and #7 is a white Japanese bantam I believe! They are fun birds! I agree with the above post on the rest!

I agree on that it's a boy, but I have no clue which breed! In the first pic I thought partridge something, but the second one, I don't know! Very handsome!

x2! Very pretty!

Awww they are so cute!

Mine's Nike because that's the name of my first Turken! I was obsessed with turkens lol! She had a bunch of turken babies too and they were so cute. My avatar is self-explanatory lol.

I would just keep an eye on her if she's hopping up and what not. That's a good sign. It might be bruised or something and causing her pain which will heal itself but if something is broken, then it wouldn't be good.

I don't know why that one is being mean, that just stinks! But maybe you could put a mirror in there or grass clippings or something to keep her focused on something else so she doesn't pick on the other ones. The faverolle and silkie breeds are pretty docile! I heard faverolles do get picked on...

I think it's fine to let them run around :) I don't know about where the other birds were because my birds are in the backyard and I always let the babies in the front. It's good to have chick grit which you just sprinkle a little bit on their food.

Sometimes mine don't crow when there is another rooster around, so that may be why :)

I would probably try the brooder method and get it set for his temp. I've had my hen do this too. Mine was dried off already, but she just ended up living in the brooder. Just keep an eye on him and maybe with the humidity put a wet paper towel near him or something. I'm not too sure about the...

I don't know if I would worry too much, but I try to worm my flock twice a year. Our vet recommended it. It's pretty simple, you usually just mix with wormer with their water and feed and it will have the measurements on the bottle. I've been using Wazine, but there are a lot of other brands out...

That is too weird!!! Lol probably just a fluke!

Do you have a coop for them? I moved my chickens out at 4 weeks and they were fine with just a heat lamp outside. But if you don't have a coop I wouldn't trust it because it'd be easy for them to get out and also easy for a predator to get in. You could make something in your garage for them...