Bantam Cochin, Olive Egger and Australorp

[Eckielady]

First, the bantam Cochin. I have posted her before but the answers were 50/50. I'll post photos of just her and the last photo is going to be her next to her brother who has CLEARLY been a cockerel since about 3-4 weeks old. They are about 7 weeks old. Olive egger (black bird) and Australorp are 6-7 weeks old. I'm guessing pullet on both of those although the Olive Egger I'm about 80%. What do you guys think?

I'll do all Cochin here and post other two in the next comment.

 

[Eckielady]

Okay, here's the olive egger and the australorp.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

The Cochins look like cockerels while the Olive Egger and Australorp don't show signs of being cockerels yet.

 

[Eckielady]

The Cochins look like cockerels while the Olive Egger and Australorp don't show signs of being cockerels yet.

The one Cochin is 100% cockeral. It's the little yellow/tan one I can't figure out for sure. Her comb is bigger than her two sisters but hasn't turned red and her wattles haven't done anything.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

At that age a pullet would still be yellow while that Cochin's comb looks at least pink.

 

[Suzi18]

I have a 12 week old Olive Egger. When will she get her comb?

 

[Chicken Girl1]

I have a 12 week old Olive Egger. When will she get her comb?

Do mean when will her comb develop? She should already have her comb, but they normally don't develop until they are close to laying (around 5 months, but all breeds/birds vary).

 

[Suzi18]

Yes, that's what I mean. She has barely a nub of a comb now that's why I wondered. She is an absolute sweet heart. Always on my lap or my shoulder. I hope she stays sweet as she matures.