HUGE comb for less than 24 hours cockerel?

[Party_Chicken]

We hatched chicks from the nurture right 360 incubator. My Easter egger (Americana x Legbar) and my black sex link rooster are it’s parents. This little one has a large comb compared to his siblings. I am pretty sure he is a cockerel or am I just overreacting?

And then another chick from the same parents

 

[HappyHippyChick]

We hatched chicks from the nurture right 360 incubator. My Easter egger (Americana x Legbar) and my black sex link rooster are it’s parents. This little one has a large comb compared to his siblings. I am pretty sure he is a cockerel or am I just overreacting? View attachment 3460345
And then another chick from the same parents

On closer inspection of the combs on chicks, many can take a good guess on 1-2 day olds when you compare them with the others.

 

[Party_Chicken]

On closer inspection of the combs on chicks, many can take a good guess on 1-2 day olds when you compare them with the others.

Ok I know it’s really early I was looking for second opinions!

 

[MountainWoman73]

Might just look big because the feathers are damp. Single combs always look big at first too.

 

[Party_Chicken]

Might just look big because the feathers are damp. Single combs always look big at first too.

Ok it’s throwing me off because none of the others are that big.

 

[David61]

2 days old? vent sex the chick.

 

[Party_Chicken]

2 days old? vent sex the chick.

I wish I could