I have no idea what breed this is... can you help me???

[Wifezilla]

That makes sense. If it was 6-8 weeks, it would be sleeker. Duh.

I change my vote to rouen. By 8 weeks it will look something like my picture of Bungie. He is just now showing a little green tint to his head and one little feather on his tail is starting to curl up

 

[mahsmaj]

Well.. Do rouens go broody at all?

 

[Wifezilla]

Apparently...

http://www.grannymillerblog.blogspot.com/2009/04/rouen-ducks-setting-eggs.html

 

[shelleyd2008]

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I hope so!! I have one duck that has 7 eggs in her nest. She and my cayuga duck kept moving their nests so much and hiding them that I finally gave up. Now I only see the cayuga once a day, if I'm out there when she decides to come up, and my rouen is still laying in her 'hidden' nest. Like I said, she has 7 eggs already, so I hope she sets on them!

 

[mahsmaj]

If it's a rouen how can I tell if it's a boy or a girl?

 

[Wifezilla]

Well, first by quack. Boys get quieter and more monotone. Girls start either making loud quacks, or making a noise that sounds like the cross between a goose honk and a fart (I KID YOU NOT!)

The other opportunity is around 8 weeks. They will be mostly feathered out and if it is boy you will notice a green shimmer in the head feathers when the sun hits it.

You may also notice one of the tail feather starting to curl up