I’m guessing Light Brama but hen or roo? 6 weeks old.

[HazelandPearl]

I was told I was getting a Buff Brama. I am thinking more of a Light Brama (Daisy). And behind her is little miss Rosabelle (we also hope a hen), a blue astrolorp. I really can’t tell if “Daisy” is a hen.

 

[HazelandPearl]

Also wanted to add Daisy allows the baby blue astrolorp to lay underneath her and up under her wing. I am hoping this also means hen

 

[JedJackson]

You're right about the breed and variety. So far it is looking good for a pullet, but the comb is slightly suspicious in how wide it is. Plus Brahmas are a slow growing breed. So I would keep an eye on that comb and post again if there are signs of trouble.

 

[HazelandPearl]

You're right about the breed and variety. So far it is looking good for a pullet, but the comb is slightly suspicious in how wide it is. Plus Brahmas are a slow growing breed. So I would keep an eye on that comb and post again if there are signs of trouble.

Thank you!

 

[Predoggg]

As far I can tell from the pictures does it look like a pullet. How did the feathers grow in? I have 9 week old Light Brahma and the 2 rooster have their feathers coming in on the back last beside the tail.

Also cockereles have more black on neck, tail and wings.

 

[HazelandPearl]

As far I can tell from the pictures does it look like a pullet. How did the feathers grow in? I have 9 week old Light Brahma and the 2 rooster have their feathers coming in on the back last beside the tail.

Also cockereles have more black on neck, tail and wings.

“her” feathers seemed to come in normal I guess they kinda just stick up let me see if I can find a picture of them.

 

[Predoggg]

Here are the pictures of my 9 week old cockereles. You can see the black is going further down and also on the legs. The other one is just getting the feathers in on the back and tail is also a "wanna be tail".

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

No signs of it being a cockerel yet. Update in a couple weeks!