New Chickens- breed and gender

[Kendra10]

Hi there!
I have recently been given a family of chickens as the previous owner is moving to the city. I know it’s far fetched but I was wondering if anyone would be able to help me learn a bit more about them? I have what I believe is two roosters, a chicken, and three little chicks. Any information at all about breed or gender would be amazing!
I am a first time chicken owner so I apologize for the lack of knowledge, I am trying to learn as much as I can to give them the best life possible

 

[crazychickenlady5]

The white rooster looks like a silkie, the hen looks like either an easter egger or an ameraucana. I'm not sure about the brown and black rooster. As for the chicks I can't completely tell yet... once they get older it will be easier to say. The black chick may be a black sex link, but I'm not sure. And the yellow one could be a golden comet, but there are other chicken breeds that look like that when chicks. The other one I don't know. We had a mixed breed one of our hens hatched that looked just like that little one. She turned out to be beautiful.
You also need more hens. You should normally have 8-10 hens per roo.
Another thing, are their legs kind of scaly? I just thought i saw a little bit of scales in the pictures. If they do those are scaly leg mites. Washing the legs and smothering them in Vaseline works for me. I'm dealing with it right now too . Hopefully they're fine
Hope I helped some Beautiful chickens!

 

[Frazzemrat1]

what type of comb does the white hen have? agree you have two roosters there, one possible silkie mix. From what I can tell, you have all mixes on your adults.

I would consider getting rid of one of your roosters, or getting more adult hens. Having two roos to one hen, I'm surprised that poor girl has time to eat.

 

[redranger209]

All mixed breeds, you need more hens, or else the one will be overmated. At least 8 more, plus more for how many chicks are cockerels. There are no sex links, not the right color birds.

 

[redranger209]

Wait, do I see barring?

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Wait, do I see barring?

I don't see barring.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Could you get a picture of the hen's head?

 

[casportpony]

Welcome to BYC!

 

[redranger209]

I don't see barring.

The chicks wing. Ehh, probably just me.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

The chicks wing. Ehh, probably just me.

I see what you're talking about... its not barring. That's the same that a speckled Sussex or a RIR looks like when their feathers first come in.