Beaus plus baby Bunny
Chirping
- Jan 22, 2026
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also if it is a roo im a little jelous bc i think maran roosters are gorgeous
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Probably not, male specific feathers don't start coming in until 9-12 weeksalso im pretty sure i can see some cockerel typical hackle feathers coming in
You see that red bar on his wing? That's something that sometimes shows REALLY early. It looks like a darker shade of gray at first giving a blotchy appearance to the chick's blue coloring and then the red can start to show there in the juvenile feathering stages. It's a certain sign, too, unlike trying to gauge comb size with no others of the same age to compare against.also if it is a roo im a little jelous bc i think maran roosters are gorgeous
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So the post says 6 weeks and I don’t think you’re from where I am but a hatchery. Does that make any difference?
I don't see anything that would make me think it's not a marans, but it is definitely blue and not black.
As to gender, with the size and redness of the comb a wattles at six weeks I would strongly suspect male. However, single combed pullets can sometimes develop fairly large combs early on, so I wouldn't say I'm 100% certain this chick is a cockerel. Keep an eye out for pointy saddle feathers coming in around 9 weeks or sounds of strangled crowing.
sorry sometimes i edit my replies without notice but i do believe you have yourself a blue langshan pullet
All of their legs are the samemake that 2 roos the wyandotte on the left has splotchy and shiny feathers so imma say roo it also has them thick legs