I know it's a bit early to tell.... Silkies

[EliseH]

I have 2 that I call the twins (white). They are always together and have been smaller than my other 4 Silkies all hatched together. They both have developed combs in the past week. They are nowhere near as fluffy or neat looking as Snowball who I am pretty sure is my only white female.
Then there are Splash's. Pepsi, my dark Splash, the one I thought was a Roo from day one has no comb yet. One Splash has a small comb and the other does not. In the past few weeks all the Splash's started getting puffy head feathers. Any guesses?
1st 3 are Snowball (suspected female) and the twins with their combs.
The next pics are the Splash's.

 

[JedJackson]

Do you know their ages? That could help. @MysteryChicken

 

[MysteryChicken]

This white one is obviously a cockerel.

 

[EliseH]

Do you know their ages? That could help. @MysteryChicken

They are 8 weeks old.

 

[EliseH]

This white one is obviously a cockerel. View attachment 3544585

The other one that I call it's twin has the same comb. I have thought for some time that they were cockerels due to the not rounded heads and now the combs.

 

[JedJackson]

So the twins must be males, and the rest are looking like pullets so far. There could be a late bloomer, so keep an eye on the combs. If there are growth spurts in any, then could be a cockerel. You can post updated pics whenever you like and someone will help.

 

[EliseH]

So the twins must be males, and the rest are looking like pullets so far. There could be a late bloomer, so keep an eye on the combs. If there are growth spurts in any, then could be a cockerel. You can post updated pics whenever you like and someone will help.

Thank you.