Can you tell yet?

[NewchickNanna]

i posted these pictures of two of my straight run TSC bantams a few days ago, and you all were able to identify one of them, but not the other. She (?) has really changed a lot over this past week so I was hoping someone can identify her breed, and maybe sex, now?
Any guesses are appreciated. She’s starting to get really interesting, and a little mean. I will explain the meanness later.
Here’s the new pics.

 

[NewchickNanna]

I’m sorry if I was confusing in my post. These pics are all of the same spchick.

 

[Lazy Farmer]

To early for me to tell but I can guess.. pullet.
Dunno the breed.

 

[NewchickNanna]

Well, I like the the pullet vote. Thanks.

 

[JedJackson]

View attachment 1320325 View attachment 1320327 View attachment 1320329 i posted these pictures of two of my straight run TSC bantams a few days ago, and you all were able to identify one of them, but not the other. She (?) has really changed a lot over this past week so I was hoping someone can identify her breed, and maybe sex, now?
Any guesses are appreciated. She’s starting to get really interesting, and a little mean. I will explain the meanness later.
Here’s the new pics.

Are the legs as white as they look in the pictures? If so then I would guess it is an Old English game bantam, maybe of the mottled color pattern. A little too early to sex in my opinion.

 

[Runt of the Flock]

i think pullet but im no expert
in my opinion males are friendlier when they are young but how many weeks old? at 5 weeks, the ladies should have more feather development than boys.

 

[NewchickNanna]

Yeah, the legs are light colored, and she’s kind of mean.
I made a trip back to the TSC today to buy some food and ended up bringing home some more straight run bantams (I couldn’t help myself). I have them in a crate that is touching, but separated. A couple of the babies slipped through. She is the only one that attached them, she chased them and pecked them until I removed them.

 

[JedJackson]

Yeah, the legs are light colored, and she’s kind of mean.
I made a trip back to the TSC today to buy some food and ended up bringing home some more straight run bantams (I couldn’t help myself). I have them in a crate that is touching, but separated. A couple of the babies slipped through. She is the only one that attached them, she chased them and pecked them until I removed them.

Both sexes could do that-- aggressive behavior is not gender specific, especially so early when the male or female hormones haven't really kicked in. The comb on this bird does look a little on the large side for a bird that young. If the comb goes pink or red soon then it is likely a cockerel.

 

[NewchickNanna]

Ok. Thank you. I will keep watching

 

[NewchickNanna]

These are pics of the ones I bought today. One of the little ones had strange liquid stool. Another one has a red spot one it’s comb. Should I be worried?