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The only way to get a cameo coloured chick from you cameo hen is to breed her to a cameo male or a male that is split to cameo. If you breed her to anything else you will not get any cameo coloured peafowl.

Black Shoulder Hen with the bright colour on her neck mus have some spalding in her

The reason I think the one on the right is a male is it has some lacing on its saddle and his primaries have a rusty color to them.

The one on the right is a male and the one on the left is female.

I Have 2 Brinsea 380 advance bought them new last spring and and a Sportsman wich is only a couple years old. Usually average close to 85% hatch with my Sportsman and the Brinse hatches all the chicken and pheasant eggs great but but when I put my peafowl egggs in them I think my best hatch...

Looks like a Black Shoulder White eye, if he came from your Midnight BS eggs he is probably split to midnight.

Quote: Spalding are offsring of blue and green cross....even if 25% green ......10% and so on....Spalding are any bird with both ,no mater the % True but generally speaking this is how most people see spaldings as, and it is a good way to explain to someone that is new to spaldings.

Spaldings are at least 50% green and Emerald Spalding are at least 75% green

looks to be a male on the left and a hen on the right.

Most likely this is the remaining fluid build up from it having sinusitus witch has hardened . With you treating it and it didnt go away it has probly gotten hard in wich you will have to surgicaly remove the lump it is a very easy procedure if you pm me I will go through the it with you.

How do you tell the male from the female at such a young age?

If she is still hanging around and you know were she roosts at night you can go out with a bright flashlight shine it in her eyes this well kind of blind her and she wont know were to fly so and at this time put a net over her and hopefully you have caught her.