Hens or roos? Also what age can I tell?

Kaleigreenlaw

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Pretty sure I have at least one roo. The comb is turning pink and he/she is 3 weeks old today. Pictures of my 3 in question below. Also my all black chick is acting like a mama hen to the 2 new babies I got, could this be a sign of a hen?
 

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Pink-comb is probably male.
I don't know about the black one. (Be aware, black combs don't turn visibly pink at a young age, so they're harder to sex.)
 

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