First Timer: Help identify chicks

[ImaCLinTX]

I bought 2 batches of chicks (all hatched 3/1-3/5): 1) local feed store pullets - 2 dominique, 2 gold sex link and 2 Easter Eggers (look totally different one yellow and one light brown); 2) Tractor Supply pullets claim to be 2 brown Sussex and 2 black Sussex. Now I am told it's 96% accurate on being pullets but I already think one of my Doms is developing rather quickly and he/she was almost grey before starting to feather while other is more black. I have also been told there are no such thing as black sussex so what are the black chicks I bought? I would love help if anyone can determine the sex and type of chicks I have. I can probably keep a Roo but sure hope there is only one in the bunch. Pictures: 2 doms side by side, group: L to R GSL, 2 EE, Blk Sussex, 2 Dom (back to back, other GSL (hiding and the smallest), other Blk Sussex and one of the brown sussex out front (other not pictured)? Correct - thoughts?

 

[Chicken Girl1]

To young to sex, could you get better pictures of the black ones?

 

[Gray Farms]

You have a pair of Dominque's, the lighter one is the cockerel. Rest I can't make out from these pictures. Individual, full body, numbered pics of chicks works best...Standing broadside.

 

[Gray Farms]

Black Sussex doesn't sound right, I'm betting its another breed. Brown Sussex is a Speckled Sussex. Rest look right.

 

[Gray Farms]

Thank you. Spot any other potential roos? I have zero experience.

Just the Dom so far.

 

[Gray Farms]

Both are pullets. Cockerels are a different color.

x2 means agree with the post above.

 

[ImaCLinTX]

Both are pullets. Cockerels are a different color.

x2 means agree with the post above.

Thank you! Rookie mistake.

 

[ImaCLinTX]

To young to sex, could you get better pictures of the black ones?

Does it help if I just zoom the ones I have? If not, I will take one later when I get them back out.

 

[ImaCLinTX]

You have a pair of Dominque's, the lighter one is the cockerel. Rest I can't make out from these pictures. Individual, full body, numbered pics of chicks works best...Standing broadside.

Let me try this again with better pics:
First, the supposed Black Sussex 1 - side & face then 2 side & face
1

Now the Gold Sex Link? 1 & 2 (little)

Now Easter Eggers?

Now Brown Sussex?

Last, but not least, the Dominiques (I have been thinking the lighter one was a roo, darn it all) Please don't let any others be. THEY SAID 95% accurate on pullets!

 

[ImaCLinTX]

Black Sussex doesn't sound right, I'm betting its another breed. Brown Sussex is a Speckled Sussex. Rest look right.

Thank you. Spot any other potential roos? I have zero experience.