Another roo or hen question...

[Hopelives07]

This little guy or girl blue sapphire chick is stumping me. I initially thought it was a guy because of feathers but he doesn't have white dot on his head or in his wing feathers. Can anyone shed a little light on how to tell? They about 2 weeks approximately.

 

[rural mouse]

This little guy or girl blue sapphire chick is stumping me. I initially thought it was a guy because of feathers but he doesn't have white dot on his head or in his wing feathers. Can anyone shed a little light on how to tell? They about 2 weeks approximately.

https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipNDp5J6xdNWvcp6bSlexeKzUqYkg1xs_jeOzOWz
https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipP4scOfcy5CI112L4_-KNrJ-8ZrPtpuYQNHLt5f
https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipMzojXMmdWoyAwPve_GHN0th7A7Hf0tV-5Fd52U
https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipNv4eWwosqUFJPTn6DP0Koolum8niYm-XAf7GZK

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[Hopelives07]

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Darn. How do I add photos?

 

[Hopelives07]

Darn. How do I add photos?

Got it! Thanks!

 

[Tonyroo]

Cute little girl.

 

[Hopelives07]

Cute little girl.

Thanks! I guess the straight feathers (not two lengths isn't a clue its a boy). I appreciate the help! If you have time to share, how'd ya know?

 

[rural mouse]

2 weeks is early. Wattles (and comb) typically pop between 3 and 8 weeks. Cute little thing, but nothing to indicate definitively. The wing feathers only work when specifically bred for it.

 

[Hopelives07]

2 weeks is early. Wattles (and comb) typically pop between 3 and 8 weeks. Cute little thing, but nothing to indicate definitively. The wing feathers only work when specifically bred for it.

Oh okay...Thanks!