2 banties need id'd, please

[becky_animals]

Good morning!
I picked up some banty chicks at a local feed store. They are now 10 weeks old. I think the clean legged one (black and white lacing, labelled lace in photos) may be a sebright, but I'd like your thoughts on it and my other one. The other one (labelled mutt in photos) has feather legging like some cochins from the same group of banties but got its feathers VERY slowly where the cochins got them fast. And I can't find its color pattern for cochins online - assorted black and white bars, speckles, and splotches.
Thanks!

 

[sourland]

The one chick is a silver Sebright, and the other may be a dark Brahma.

 

[becky_animals]

Thank you! I'd wondered if it was some sort of brahma, but couldn't find that mixed color pattern in any online photos...

 

[Idaho Chicken Bungalow]

The one chick is a silver Sebright, and the other may be a dark Brahma.

I was just going to say Dark Brahma, but I always get it wrong.

 

[Painted Calls]

Silver Sebright pullet and a bantam dark Brahma cockerel.

 

[becky_animals]

I was just going to say Dark Brahma, but I always get it wrong.

Thanks!

 

[becky_animals]

Silver Sebright pullet and a bantam dark Brahma cockerel.

Thanks!
What makes you say cockerel for the brahma? Two of the cochins we got with him already have significant combs and are trying to crow. Or do brahmas get that slowly, too, just like his slow feathers?
(I'm not questioning whether you're right or not, just trying to understand. I'm kind of new to "assorted" chickens!)

 

[Painted Calls]

Thanks!
What makes you say cockerel for the brahma? Two of the cochins we got with him already have significant combs and are trying to crow. Or do brahmas get that slowly, too, just like his slow feathers?
(I'm not questioning whether you're right or not, just trying to understand. I'm kind of new to "assorted" chickens!)

Dark Brahmas are sexually dimorphic. His color/pattern gives him away.

Brahmas have pea combs and Cochins have single combs. That's why the Cochins combs appear more developed.

 

[Sc_chickengirl]

Good morning!
I picked up some banty chicks at a local feed store. They are now 10 weeks old. I think the clean legged one (black and white lacing, labelled lace in photos) may be a sebright, but I'd like your thoughts on it and my other one. The other one (labelled mutt in photos) has feather legging like some cochins from the same group of banties but got its feathers VERY slowly where the cochins got them fast. And I can't find its color pattern for cochins online - assorted black and white bars, speckles, and splotches.
Thanks!

Awwww you got yourself a little Silver Sebright! Your lucky they can be really hard to find! At least where I live!

 

[becky_animals]

Dark Brahmas are sexually dimorphic. His color/pattern gives him away.

Brahmas have pea combs and Cochins have single combs. That's why the Cochins combs appear more developed.

Oh, okay. I had no clue they were different colors or combs. Got lots to learn!
Thanks!