I'm not sure what breed of bantam I have

[Little Chicken Lady]

I recently bought some chicks (from an Orscheln's) and I got my first bantam chick from a bin of assorted sexed bantams. I've been trying to figure out what type of bantam she is, but there are so many options that I can't tell. At first I thought maybe a cochin bantam, but I'm not sure now. She's about 3 weeks old and she has feathered feet. When we first got her, she was cream/light yellow and black, but now she's black and white with a yellow and black beak. Does anyone know what type of chicken she may be? I'd appreciate any help we could get.

Thanks!

 

[chickenlittle21]

I recently bought some chicks (from an Orscheln's) and I got my first bantam chick from a bin of assorted sexed bantams. I've been trying to figure out what type of bantam she is, but there are so many options that I can't tell. At first I thought maybe a cochin bantam, but I'm not sure now. She's about 3 weeks old and she has feathered feet. When we first got her, she was cream/light yellow and black, but now she's black and white with a yellow and black beak. Does anyone know what type of chicken she may be? I'd appreciate any help we could get.View attachment 2158430

Thanks!

Maybe a silver sebright

 

[WhatTheDuckingDuck]

I have a golden sebright and it’s legs are bare. It looks like a Cochin. We have 4 black Cochin bantams also from Orschelns (which in my area the chicks come from Hoover’s) and that’s how they looked as chicks. My money is on a Cochin. My avatar is actually the rooster out of that group. His name is Crackle.

 

[homeschoolin momma]

I would also think cochin

 

[FuzzyCritters]

Cochin

 

[Gray Farms]

Cochin

 

[Little Chicken Lady]

Thanks! I think the general consensus was Cochin, and that seems to line up with how she is growing!