I want to know whether my chicks are all roosters or some pullets are there ? Some times they are fighting.They are 7 weeks old but tails haven't come

[3KillerBs]

Yes in the night only

They need to be out in the coop and run.

Giving them plenty of space and things to do other than mess with each other should improve their behavior.

 

[Rns]

They need to be out in the coop and run.

Giving them plenty of space and things to do other than mess with each other should improve their behavior.

What's your opinion about their gender?

 

[3KillerBs]

What's your opinion about their gender?

My opinion is that you should wait and see.

I am skeptical of too-early attempts to discern chickens' sex, especially when using comb-size as an indicator on large-combed breeds. Waiting for the saddle feathers to show is more accurate.

 

[Artichoke Lover]

I think everyone has pretty well agreed that they are that they are likely all male and that you will be able to tell for certain in a few weeks when they’re fully feathered. If you are still uncertain then make another post. And yes they need to be out in a coop and run now they are more than old enough.

 

[Overo Mare]

You've been told over and over that they are likely all cockerels.

Whether they have testicles or ovaries, they need to be outside. Or at the very least in a large, open, well ventilated area. Living in their own filth will kill them. Pine shavings, hay, straw, wood chips, even shredded paper would be helpful too. Something other than skating around in their own feces.

 

[Christine12]

That box doesn't help, too small and of course overcrowding will result in fights.

 

[Christine12]

Your photos have upset me, it is dirty in that box too, they need to be in a much larger space, enclosed run with coop. Maybe you should consider rehoming them.

 

[TheAlrightyGina]

No matter what your reason for raising them is, you will get better results if you give them proper housing with enough room to get away from each other. Keeping them housed in too small an area leads to stress and injuries, which in turn leads to disease, losses, and reduced production. You should try for 10 square feet per chicken outside during the day, and 5 square feet in their coop. You can get away with a bit less in the coop, but you have to employ multiple levels/poop shelves and roosts. The key is to ensure that they can get away from each other if they need to and have a comfortable, dry and draft free place to sleep.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

After how many weeks the gender can be determined correctly?

Right now.
You have all boys.
Also, will they ever get to go outside?
Chickens can’t live in houses....I’m sorry. Even egg laying hens. And there are loud, boisterous roosters.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Can Vertnary sergeon determine?

No.
It’s easy to tell gender at this age.
They are all boys.