How old and what breeds are these guys?

[Animalsanctuary10]

I need to know how old these two are so I know when to stop feeding grower and start feeding layer feed (the same feed my other chickens are eating). Also what breeds they are? It’s not that important but the hen (Orange/yellow one) seems to be smaller than usual and fluffier and not growing as fast.

 

[DobieLover]

I need to know how old these two are so I know when to stop feeding grower and start feeding layer feed (the same feed my other chickens are eating). Also what breeds they are? It’s not that important but the hen (Orange/yellow one) seems to be smaller than usual and fluffier and not growing as fast.

You aren't going to want to feed the Easter Egger cockerel layer feed.
The other looks like a cochin pullet. Hard to determine exact age.

 

[WhySayWhat]

I switched to layer feed when I started getting eggs.

 

[CrazyCochin]

Easter Egger cockerel, and a nice looking one!
And you have one beautiful little Cochin pullet!
Not to mention, that is all we feed our roosters when we don't have cracked corn in stock, they just eat the same feed the hens do (Layer feed).

I switched to layer feed when I started getting eggs.

 

[Little Baby Bean]

I need to know how old these two are so I know when to stop feeding grower and start feeding layer feed (the same feed my other chickens are eating). Also what breeds they are? It’s not that important but the hen (Orange/yellow one) seems to be smaller than usual and fluffier and not growing as fast.

The cockerel is a Easter Egger and the pullet is some type of bantam cochin. The reason she is smaller is because she is a bantam. Not exactly sure about the age but I would say like around 3-5 months.

 

[Weeg]

You only have 1 hen, she looks like a Cochin bantam to me.
The other is an Easter Egger cockerel or rooster, you won't be getting eggs from him.
You can start feeding the hen layer once you see eggs, but if your keeping them together its a better idea to feed flock raiser, or all flock, and have free choice oyster shell in a bowl on the side.
The added calcium isn't great for non-laying birds.

 

[CrazyCochin]

I need to know how old these two are so I know when to stop feeding grower and start feeding layer feed (the same feed my other chickens are eating). Also what breeds they are? It’s not that important but the hen (Orange/yellow one) seems to be smaller than usual and fluffier and not growing as fast.

Unless she gets bigger than that, I can guarantee she is a bantam Cochin.
And if the cockerel's spurs are shorter than an inch, he is likely younger than a year.

 

[CrazyCochin]

This is my red bantam Cochin hen, Holly:

Your girl appears to be a Buff colored Bantam Cochin.

 

[Little Baby Bean]

This is my red bantam Cochin hen, Holly: View attachment 2856786
Your girl appears to be a Buff colored Bantam Cochin.

But theirs has black specks so I'm not sure what that means.

 

[CrazyCochin]

But theirs has black specks so I'm not sure what that means.

Hey bean! I dont know what they mean either, but I can check again!