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I've personally never had an aggressive Ameraucana rooster. But never really had them long enough to give them the chance (no space for more than one rooster). All the ones I owned jumped on my lap for cuddles. If he does become aggressive you may be able to break him, although some roosters...

I've always heard they mature faster with a hen, but I have never had a broody hatch eggs so have no personal experience.

I don't think there is any chance he's a girl.... Everything about him screams boy. Lucky you can keep him!

I know I'm not the person you qouted but the jist of it is: His comb pretty red, his coloring is uneven and splotchy, and his tail is big and fancy.

Thanks! I miss him, such a sweet lad.

Here's one of the ameraucana guys I had, at about 5 months. Even at this age he had pretty much no waddles.

Ameraucana's tend to have tiny waddles- if any.

The tail and dark wing spots look boy to me. Also in my experience with ameraucana boys the combs at 3 months were about that size and color.

Despite what most people think, I'm thinking boy :oops: