Belgium D’Uccles - What Gender?

[SuzanneAustralia]

Hello... would love to know if anyone can tell us if we have boys or girls on our hands... hopefully you can see by these pics. We have 2 (perhaps) black mottles and a lavender mottle (who seems to have smaller or less developed feathers on her/his feet) if that’s any help in determining gender? Thanks in advance

 

[CacklingRanch]

It’s really too early to tell.

Check back in a few weeks.

 

[ChickNanny13]

They are CUTE but too young to sex, repost pics at 6 - 8wks

 

[Keeperofmunchkins]

They are so gorgeous! How old are they? By 4 weeks we should be able to get a better idea.

 

[Cyprus]

Too young.
I could tell with mine @5 weeks.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Too young. Post pics of their combs when they are six weeks.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

Way too young be sight sexed. Repost when they are 8 weeks old.

 

[LoveMyChickenBabies]

Sorry, too young to tell. Post more picture when they are 7-8 weeks old

 

[Folly's place]

Welcome!
My d'Uccle chicks are developing deeper colored combs at three to four weeks of age, and they are the cockerels. Occasionally a cockerel will develop a little slower, but usually it's possible to tell by four weeks, by the combs at least.
If you only have boys, you'll be confused longer!
From what I could see, you do have some cockerels.
Mary

 

[Cyprus]

Upon further reflection, the only chick that doesn't look like a cockerel is the mottled facing the camera in the second picture.

Here are my mille fleur D'Uccle chicks at 3 weeks
Pullet

Cockerel