Brabanters !!! not sure on sex...

[Scsrlettwild]

I added 5 Brabanters to my flock. I was supposed to get 5 pullets and a cockerel. The owner wasn't home and her husband caught the little ones, so there may be a chance I accidently got more than one boy.
However, they are only 13 weeks old and I'm not sure which may be which. I have to send the pictures to the former owner as well, but I know she is very busy so I thought I'd ask here first...
I may split up the post by each chick for ease of keeping them apart..

This is the one I suspect of being a cockerel, I call it "big red"

 

[Lady of McCamley]

With that much wattle at 13 weeks, I think cockerel too.
LofMc

 

[Scsrlettwild]

This one is the smaller "red" (golden) one, I hope its a pullet? Call her smaller red for now..

 

[Scsrlettwild]

This one I call "fluffy cream" because of the beard and fuller head, I hope pullet?

 

[Scsrlettwild]

this one I call "hairy cream" for now, because she has a seriously full head of hair, lol, at least I hope its a "her"

 

[Lady of McCamley]

I'm seeing 1 clear cockerel...the second possible cockerel but probably pullet...the rest pullets.

LofMc

 

[Scsrlettwild]

Last one... I call "little cream" for now, its small, and has a small crest. I tend to think cockerel, despite the small size, because their is so much "skin" rather than fluff. I could be wrong of course. If I have more than one cockerel, the seller will swap out the cockerels for hens. Since I only have 16 chickens, I don't want more than 2 roosters and I already have a silky roo..

 

[Scsrlettwild]

I forgot to say..

THANK YOU!!!! For all the help and guesses and ideas !!!! Really appreciate it This chicken keeping has gotten a lot more complicated since I last had chickens (and they were healthy and never had problems then, either, lol...)

 

[InterestingChickens]

First and and possibly second look to be your only cockerels. Post updated pictures in a few weeks.

 

[Scsrlettwild]

That would be so odd to me..
The golden ones were supposed to be all pullets (sex linked? or sexed at chicks) And those now seem to be the cockerels.
I don't mind keeping one cockerel, but the rest needs to be hens. Seems I have to make another trip to swap some. May give it a week or so, but hate to go through the "introduction" to the flock again, poor littles. They have just now started to fit in somewhat..