8 Assorted Bantams from TSC - breeds?

[drafthorserider]

Thank you for the replies everyone. They are starting to get their wing feathers and #1 looks like a silver seabright and #6 looks like a golden seabright. I am not 100% sure on the rest yet.

 

[ozarkchicks]

6 is definitely a Golden Sebright

x 2

 

[drafthorserider]

Here are some new photos since their wing feathers are starting to come in. Some of these pics are the same chicks as in my first post and there is one new black chick in the mix. I didn't take new pics of the sebrights as they have been identified and I am sure that is what they are since their pretty feathers are coming in. Thank you everyone. Any input as to these would be great.
Original photo - New photo

original photo New photos of the same chick

original photo New photo

A new chick that wasn't in the original photos
front view of new chick - note - this one has black legs and looked all black upon arrival, but now I think I can see a hint of brown here/there.

 

[Kindazennish]

I bought 1 'assorted bantam' and I think it is the same as chick 6. I've never even heard of a Golden Sebright before, do you think that's what my little one is? these are my first chicks! Mine is a bit of a character already...

 

[shmccarthy]

I bought 1 'assorted bantam' and I think it is the same as chick 6. I've never even heard of a Golden Sebright before, do you think that's what my little one is? these are my first chicks! Mine is a bit of a character already...

I would say golden Sebright

 

[Kindazennish]

I had to look up what a Golden Sebright is, but now that I know I'm pretty happy about it! Except for the part that said they are really delicate as chicks. I was already nervous I'd do something wrong...

 

[shmccarthy]

I had to look up what a Golden Sebright is, but now that I know I'm pretty happy about it!  Except for the part that said they are really delicate as chicks.  I was already nervous I'd do something wrong...

Hm I haven't had any issued with raising them, I had about 8 last year, all survived but one and that one died from an unknown reason at about 10 weeks. they are just kinda tiny because them being bantams. I would just make sure the water isn't too deep, maybe put marbles in it so it doesn't accidentally fall in! Other than that, you should be okay. I absolutely love them, they're gorgeous as adults!

Pancake, one of my hens.

Sampson, my boy