Help with possible gender

[Sarahd334]

Evening other chick parents,

please could I have your thoughts, guesses on gender, need to know how many coops I may need.
Pictures 1-4 named buckbeck- black buff Orpington.
pictures 5-8 named Ginny- buff Orpington
Pictures 9-12-named hagrid no sure what they are told Orpington but seems to be struggling compared to the rest.
pictures 13-16- named Luna Easter egger.
Any ideas on gender, please rest assured all chicks will be cared for, just need to decide on coops and runs and maybe more hens.
Thanks

 

[Painted Calls]

Age? They look a bit young to sex with complete accuracy. All are mixed breeds. No Orpingtons there.

The first one looks like your only pullet. Possibly. A lot could change with that one as it matures. The rest appear to be cockerels. The smaller one is the same age? If so, it could be suffering from a condition called "Failure to thrive".

 

[Sarahd334]

Age? They look a bit young to sex with complete accuracy. All are mixed breeds. No Orpingtons there.

The first one looks like your only pullet. Possibly. A lot could change with that one as it matures. The rest appear to be cockerels. The smaller one is the same age? If so, it could be suffering from a condition called "Failure to thrive

 

[Sarahd334]

Age? They look a bit young to sex with complete accuracy. All are mixed breeds. No Orpingtons there.

The first one looks like your only pullet. Possibly. A lot could change with that one as it matures. The rest appear to be cockerels. The smaller one is the same age? If so, it could be suffering from a condition called "Failure to thrive".

 

[Sarahd334]

They are 5 weeks all except the little one not looking well he is nearly 8 weeks, he eats and drinks no problem is there anything I can do for him?

 

[Painted Calls]

They are 5 weeks all except the little one not looking well he is nearly 8 weeks, he eats and drinks no problem is there anything I can do for him?

Post updated pics of the larger chicks in 2-3 weeks.

Oh wow, poor little thing. If that one is 8 weeks, that's likely a pullet. There's not much that can be done other than make sure they get enough to eat/drink. Feel free to do a site (or a Google) search for failure to thrive chicks and read up on it.

 

[Sarahd334]

Thanks, just had a look will try some egg tomorrow. I took him as he was going to be disposed off, wanted to give him a chance.