is this a boy or a girl?

[anbsmom]

This one's comb is turning red quicker than the others its same age. The comb is also slightly larger.

 

[ramirezframing]

i'd say roo

 

[hazeleyes]

i'd say roo

 

[anbsmom]

Any idea on the breed? This one came from TSC as a pullet!?!?!

 

[Leslieb118]

The white pullets I got at TSC were Tetra Tints. I have three of them. They're starting to get a little beige coloring on their breast feathers, like lacing. They are almost 9 weeks old now. I've seen adult pics of them and they end up being a kind of cream/off white color, like the lacing that's coming in now. My TSC had that breed in a lot. Mine also have a little black spot or two, here and there. I'll put a pic in here, but it's not the best. Also, ignore the purple places on her, they did a lot of picking on each other when they started feathering out and I had to Blue Kote 3 of my chicks!




***Edited to add better pics***

 

[Lothiriel]

100% boy. white rock or cornish x would be my guess as far as breed. we need a full body shot to be sure though.

 

[anbsmom]

Okay, here is a full body photo of the pullet turned roo. I really appreciate all the feedback. Oh, and that's a little poo on the wing...can't keep them clean at all.

 

[Lothiriel]

hmm.... what breed pullet did you get him as? It looks to me like a red sexlink cockerel now that I see the whole body, with the white feathering and reddish color coming in on the wings.

 

[heybarb]

I am no chicken expert, but I have 4 that look just like that one...they also came from TSC in the pullet box. I have one that's leaning towards being a tetra tint and the other 3 look like white leghorn to me - no other colors except for white. All of my 4 have a comb the same size and color as yours...Mine are 9 weeks old today. If all 4 of mine are roosters, then I am in big, big trouble because 3 of my 4 bantams ARE roosters. Here's a picture of one of my white chicks...

 

[anbsmom]

I bought them at TSC as production layers. I had two young children with me and forgot to look at the specific breed. The lady told me they were 90% sure they were all hens...