Araucana Pullet or Cockerel

[Brownsfarm]

Hi,
I have hatched two Araucanas which are now 7 weeks old, and one I am feeling sure is a boy. And his comb is getting red now.
The other however I have hoped is a girl. The comb is lighter with a bit of black, but no red coming in. However size of comb is concerning

 

[Rose Quartz]

Looks like a male with a pea comb to me.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

I agree.

 

[Pigeony]

Looks like a male with a pea comb to me.

×3

 

[Mikski]

Wondering if you have any thoughts on my Ameraucana as well? It’s about 8 weeks old. Comb isn’t huge, but is pretty bumpy and quite red. Thanks!

 

[Rose Quartz]

Wondering if you have any thoughts on my Ameraucana as well? It’s about 8 weeks old. Comb isn’t huge, but is pretty bumpy and quite red. Thanks! View attachment 3833507

8 weeks is kind of an in between age where even the girls can be red in the face sometimes. It's likely a boy, but i'd wait until 13 weeks when it's adult feathers start growing in.

 

[Mikski]

8 weeks is kind of an in between age where even the girls can be red in the face sometimes. It's likely a boy, but i'd wait until 13 weeks when it's adult feathers start growing in.

Thanks. I have a lavender olive egger that is also getting redder. Hoping at least one of them is a pullet. Thoughts?

 

[Rose Quartz]

Thanks. I have a lavender olive egger that is also getting redder. Hoping at least one of them is a pullet. Thoughts? View attachment 3833666View attachment 3833668

again 8 weeks is a difficult time to tell, but maybe a boy too. If they're red like this at 6 weeks then I'd say for sure a boy, but at 8 some girls go red too.

 

[Mikski]

again 8 weeks is a difficult time to tell, but maybe a boy too. If they're red like this at 6 weeks then I'd say for sure a boy, but at 8 some girls go red too.

Here’s a pic of them from around 6 weeks. First pic is the Ameraucana, second is the olive egger. The olive egger has always been a little runty and slow to feather.

 

[Rose Quartz]

View attachment 3833879View attachment 3833880Here’s a pic of them from around 6 weeks. First pic is the Ameraucana, second is the olive egger. The olive egger has always been a little runty and slow to feather.

the first one looks like a boy, the second one is too young. Looks like maybe 3 or 4 weeks. GL hope one of them is a girl for you. :3