Help with breed and gender!!!

[Yard Farmer]

I still need help on Misty but also this is a girl right?View attachment 3234961View attachment 3234962

The sapphire gem is a female. The males will get barred feathers.

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

The sapphire gem is a female. The males will get barred feathers.

Ok good, I just asked because overo mare said she thought that she saw some barring and to update in a couple weeks

 

[Yard Farmer]

Ok good, I just asked because overo mare said she thought that she saw some barring and to update in a couple weeks

I don't personally see barring. But, the males will get yellow legs as they grow too.
I would still say update in maybe, 2 - 3 weeks.

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

I don't personally see barring. But, the males will get yellow legs as they grow too.
I would still say update in maybe, 2 - 3 weeks.

Ok thanks

 

[FunClucks]

So, I'm pretty sure your white/red pullet is a Starlight Green Egger pullet. Green eggs will cinch it. I wouldn't worry about the comb too much, my SGE girls seemed to have large combs until the others caught up when they all got older. The wattles are small. There's a couple common colors of SGE, and that looks very similar to mine. Hoovers website is not great about showing the variations.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...starlight-green-eggers.1515870/#post-25508426

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

So, I'm pretty sure your white/red pullet is a Starlight Green Egger pullet. Green eggs will cinch it. I wouldn't worry about the comb too much, my SGE girls seemed to have large combs until the others caught up when they all got older. The wattles are small. There's a couple common colors of SGE, and that looks very similar to mine. Hoovers website is not great about showing the variations.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...starlight-green-eggers.1515870/#post-25508426

Ooooo, I would like that!

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

So, I'm pretty sure your white/red pullet is a Starlight Green Egger pullet. Green eggs will cinch it. I wouldn't worry about the comb too much, my SGE girls seemed to have large combs until the others caught up when they all got older. The wattles are small. There's a couple common colors of SGE, and that looks very similar to mine. Hoovers website is not great about showing the variations.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...starlight-green-eggers.1515870/#post-25508426

Wow one of those chicks looks just like she did

 

[Idaho Chicken Bungalow]

So, I'm pretty sure your white/red pullet is a Starlight Green Egger pullet. Green eggs will cinch it. I wouldn't worry about the comb too much, my SGE girls seemed to have large combs until the others caught up when they all got older. The wattles are small. There's a couple common colors of SGE, and that looks very similar to mine. Hoovers website is not great about showing the variations.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...starlight-green-eggers.1515870/#post-25508426

Would this be the same for super blue egg layer? Comb development was fast but she is growing into it.

 

[FunClucks]

Would this be the same for super blue egg layer? Comb development was fast but she is growing into it.

Depends on the breed of blue egg layer I think. I've only had Prairie Bluebells (Hoovers hatchery "fancy" easter egger with 85% chance of laying blue eggs), but their pea combs matured slightly later than similarly aged ISA browns, and SGEs. The pea combs always looked small and pink to me until chickens were 5 months, then they grew and reddened. If you have a PBB pea comb maturing "early", I would wonder if it was a roo. There's a couple threads on here where that happened and the PBB turned out to be a roo. But I think it depends more on your breed/sex of chicken than just on the type of comb, as to what "early" maturation means.