Anyone know what gender my 4 week old Seramas are? Thanks!

[MCO]

First one is Jerry, black; Frederick yellow and black; and this is Noodle reddish and black. Thanks!

 

[AbL]

My Japanese bantams, considerate developing slow, are distinguishable within 3-4 weeks, with combs definitely red and pronounced. Therefore, with caution, I'd say your's are hens. The photos are not well taken to see the combs really good.

For comparison... my 4 week bantams, you see the cockerel!

 

[MCO]

 

[AbL]

View attachment 3852055Seen this way, I have a doubt on the left one maybe breeders of the variety can tell for sure.

 

[MCO]

Ok thanks!

 

[AbL]

Ok thanks!

Are they starting to grow serious combs by now? Or did they look still more like pullets?

 

[MCO]

Hi! They don't have any red combs but two have more pointed feathers on their backs and wings then the black one does. They are six weeks old as of now and spend the day in the coop on sunny days and evenings in the brooder.

 

[AbL]

So it's fairly save to say they are cute little pullets
With time and more young chicks you'll able to tell earlier. I had around 30 hicks this year (my first year) and after every hatch I learned more how they develop. I can tell now by 3 weeks fairly sure which are cockerels. It's suer interesting.
Have fun with you trio !!

 

[fluffycrow]

They look like pullets. For reference, a six week old serama cockerel of mine

 

[MCO]

So it's fairly save to say they are cute little pullets
With time and more young chicks you'll able to tell earlier. I had around 30 hicks this year (my first year) and after every hatch I learned more how they develop. I can tell now by 3 weeks fairly sure which are cockerels. It's suer interesting.
Have fun with you trio !!

thank you so much!! love them so much!