Fluffy chicken?

[chuckachucka]

You've got me wondering about the third chicken (the all white one)! If it's another male you will have trouble keeping them as a trio.

 

[wanheda]

Yep, I agree with the other ones: Your little black one is a Black Frizzled Cochin Bantam pullet/hen, and I guess your white one is a Light Brahma Bantam cockerel/rooster.
Lovely birds, by the way! (It actually surprises me that there was a frizzled one at a feed store, though I know they aren't really frizzled as chicks).

We had some sort of idea that they were not that common so we were surprised too. It took like a week or two before we noticed a difference.

 

[wanheda]

You've got me wondering about the third chicken (the all white one)! If it's another male you will have trouble keeping them as a trio.

I'm like 99% sure he is. He's huge and takes up a lot of space so we recently tried moving them to my parents place. They have a big pen and a few hens. I was sad to see them go but they would've had more space. But it didn't work out. the other hens started to really chase Ms. Frizzle around and she's smaller so I didn't feel comfortable leaving her and I didn't wanna keep her alone so I brought her and the other (Alfredo) back. The all white (Panini, horrible I know lol) fit right in though and needs the space so we kept him there. These are the only pictures I have right now. They're screenshots of the video after we opened the cage after the transfer. As you can see he doesn't really even fit in the cage we moved him in. He was hesitant to come out but loved the new space after.

 

[Better Than Rubies]

Your pretty big boy looks like a White Leghorn! I believe I have a two-week old WL, too.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

I'm like 99% sure he is. He's huge and takes up a lot of space so we recently tried moving them to my parents place. They have a big pen and a few hens. I was sad to see them go but they would've had more space. But it didn't work out. the other hens started to really chase Ms. Frizzle around and she's smaller so I didn't feel comfortable leaving her and I didn't wanna keep her alone so I brought her and the other (Alfredo) back. The all white (Panini, horrible I know lol) fit right in though and needs the space so we kept him there. These are the only pictures I have right now. They're screenshots of the video after we opened the cage after the transfer. As you can see he doesn't really even fit in the cage we moved him in. He was hesitant to come out but loved the new space after.
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Probably a cockerel judging by his comb, and looks like a white rock cross.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Your pretty big boy looks like a White Leghorn! I believe I have a two-week old WL, too.

Definitely not a leghorn, leghorns are very light and much smaller than that cockerel. They also have white earlobes.

 

[Better Than Rubies]

Definitely not a leghorn, leghorns are very light and much smaller than that cockerel. They also have white earlobes.

Ah, okay! I know for sure it's a cockerel/rooster, but I guess I misread where his lobe was. Because in all the red on his face, I saw that white dot, but I guess that's not his earlobe? And thinking it was, and also based on how huge his comb is, I really thought he was a White Leghorn, but I did think he was awfully huge. But then I thought, Well, he is right next to bantams. And, even though Leghorns are smaller, I know the rooster in each breed will be bigger, so it's possible he could be that size. That's what I thought.

 

[drumstick diva]

Leghorns are slim breeds with big combs. Your white bird is too heavy maybe a White Rock roo.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

1. Light Brahma Bantam Cockerel
2. Black Frizzle Cochin Bantam Pullet
It's a bit hard to tell the gender on Frizzles, but if it's a pullets, she should be laying by now.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

3. Looks like a White Cornish Rooster.