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Take pictures of each of them individually, in good light, and then get them again in three months. That way, you'll have documentation on what those colors of chick down turn out to be. I'm guessing that the striped one will be some kind of silver duckwing or silver ginger, and the other two will be some version of wheaten.
The problem is you can have a black chick that can turn out wheaten when its an adult so its tough to tell what ya have until they are at least 6 months old. I had a roo that hatched out solid white (not yellow) by 3 mo old he was a butterscotch color with black lacing, by 6 mo old he was the color of a salmon favorelle.....so now I dont even attempt to guess lol
Take pictures of each of them individually, in good light, and then get them again in three months. That way, you'll have documentation on what those colors of chick down turn out to be. I'm guessing that the striped one will be some kind of silver duckwing or silver ginger, and the other two will be some version of wheaten.
The problem is you can have a black chick that can turn out wheaten when its an adult so its tough to tell what ya have until they are at least 6 months old. I had a roo that hatched out solid white (not yellow) by 3 mo old he was a butterscotch color with black lacing, by 6 mo old he was the color of a salmon favorelle.....so now I dont even attempt to guess lol
