Ameraucana/EE - Hens or Roos??? ADDED COMB PICS

[MommaOrp]

I'd say 2 roo's, however the darker one has the possibility of being a pullet

 

[MarinMama]

i think they are both roos. Mine are 6 weeks and my roo has similiar coloring to your lighter one.

here are my 2 6 week old roos:

this is what the group of ee's look like so you can see the difference in comb/coloring, etc.

 

[breedlovefarm]

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Can you expand on the description of vertical rows of bumps?

 

[Pele]

Both are roos. EEs have pea combs, and the roos will start showing three distinct rows on their comb very early. Pullets will not redden their combs until about 8 to 12 weeks, and you almost never can count three distinct rows of bumps on them.

Also, the coloring is roo on both.

Sorry if that's bad news

 

[RiddleMe]

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I'm actually ok with them both being roos. Not ideal, as now I'll probably have to find one a home. But I'll grow them out and see which one is nicer first. And since I will have more eggs than I know what to do with when my girls do start to lay...

 

[metallicpits]

is my black chicken a too or a hen. It a americana with some feathers down the legs. And is the my blue a too.

 

[mamatoes]

My one week EE has a teeny tiny amount of pink already. Bad sign? Roo in the making?

It's tiny but it's a tad pink

 

[metallicpits]

Does it have one row or three rows.

 

[mamatoes]

Does it have one row or three rows.

I think 3 but from zooming in it looks like only the middle one is getting big.

I know they're so young I just don't want roosters in the city!

 

[metallicpits]

I would say Hen. I did some reading on them. And looked at few in-person.