- Jan 8, 2010
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I have a few banties that I'm pretty sure are roosters.. but wanted your input to help! They are 4 1/2 weeks old. Of the three bantam ameraucanas, one is significantly bigger than the other two, and makes a funny rooster-ish squack. He also seems to pick on all the other chicks. The other two are the same size, but one has a pinker and more developed comb than the other, so I'm starting to wonder about him/her.
The three Sebrights are pretty much the same size. The silver has the most developed/pinkish comb, and one of the goldens has a slightly pinker comb than the other. That one also picks on the other golden quite a bit.
Lastly... my standard silver-laced Wyandotte is a sexed female. But her comb is a lot pinker than the other 5 standards. Does anyone know if Wyandottes just develop faster? She doesn't seem to pick on anyone or have made any rooster-ish noises.
Any other rooster-identification tips would be greatly appreciated!



The three Sebrights are pretty much the same size. The silver has the most developed/pinkish comb, and one of the goldens has a slightly pinker comb than the other. That one also picks on the other golden quite a bit.



Lastly... my standard silver-laced Wyandotte is a sexed female. But her comb is a lot pinker than the other 5 standards. Does anyone know if Wyandottes just develop faster? She doesn't seem to pick on anyone or have made any rooster-ish noises.

Any other rooster-identification tips would be greatly appreciated!