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Yes, you are lucky to have females. Pretty rare in here even when the birds are sold as sexed females. Best of luck with your flock.

It's a new breed to me too. There is a facebook page with lots of pictures of them https://m.facebook.com/groups/872224573545683/media/ The males have larger combs and seem to have a more upright stance. Yours look like pullets to me as well, but it may be that they are a slow developing breed...