Frizzle cochin chicks 7 weeks old. Both girls?

[My3sonsss]

First two pics are chick #1, second 2 pics are chick #2. Help!

 

[nuthatched]

I'm leaning towards male for both, but stronger for chick one.

 

[snood dude]

I think it is male and female.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

I think you have one of each.

if so, I advise against breeding them. Frizzle bred to Frizzle doubles the gene and creates a chicken who has trouble growing and maintaining feathers. You'll end up with half to 3/4s naked chickens.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Both look like pullets to me, @Overo Mare, you're better at Cochin Bantams than me

 

[Painted Calls]

Frizzled BC pullets sometimes develop early. The second one looks like it could be a cockerel, but at 7 weeks I'd expect to see a bright red comb.

I will tentatively say 2 pullets.

 

[RosesChickens]

Frizzled BC pullets sometimes develop early. The second one looks like it could be a cockerel, but at 7 weeks I'd expect to see a bright red comb.

I will tentatively say 2 pullets.

Good to know. What do you think about my standard size Cochin. It is 7 weeks old with palish but pinkish waddles and not appears to have a small comb. Well a smaller comb then most Cochin cocks I see at this age. But waddles seem big and producing at a very young age compared to other breeds. I only have 1 Cochin chick so can’t compare it to another.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

I believe that's a cockerel

 

[Painted Calls]

LF and bantam mature differently. If that were a bantam, I'd say cockerel no doubt. To me it looks like a cockerel, but I believe LF pullets mature a bit early. At least compared to bantams they do.

 

[RosesChickens]

LF and bantam mature differently. If that were a bantam, I'd say cockerel no doubt. To me it looks like a cockerel, but I believe LF pullets mature a bit early. At least compared to bantams they do.

What’s is LF?
She’s a standard size Cochin. And 3x bigger then my bantam chicks her same age.