New Fluffs - What Breed?

[SilberHenne]

We just picked up some new additions, but were not given the breed.
All we know is that they are 2 week old batam pullets and their legs are feathered. I couldn't pass up the gray chick. They all have poopy butts, so definitely getting some TLC when we get home.

I'm not good with breeds, but I'm fairly certain "bantam" is not a breed like the feed store employee claims. Any ideas?

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

The gray chick could be a Porcelian Belgian Bearded D’Uccle. Do the buff chicks have beards and muffs?

 

[SilberHenne]

The gray chick could be a Porcelian Belgian Bearded D’Uccle. Do the buff chicks have beards and muffs?

They have puffy cheeks.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

They have puffy cheeks.
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I’m thinking they might be Gold Neck or Millie Fleur Belgian Bearded D’Uccles.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

D'uccles
1 Porcelain, and the rest are Golden Neck.

 

[SilberHenne]

Awesome, thank you! I'm excited to see them grow.

 

[Alexandra33]

Agreed, 1 Porcelain d'Uccle (baby with blue down), and everybody else is Gold Neck d'Uccle.

~Alex

 

[Kseale1986]

I see 4 D'Uccles

 

[SilberHenne]

Update!

All chicks are doing well and I'm 100% certain now that they are D'uccles! Thanks everyone!

So I quickly realized that hatchery bantams are not sold sexed, so I could have surprise roosters! I'm actually hoping for a Golden Neck cockerel because I was planning on purchasing a splash rooster in the future anyway.

I think one of them is actually white.

Here's the porcelain.

And the three Golden Necks.

We are very excited about these new guys. I read that the cockerels are evident at 4 weeks? We were told these are 2 weeks, which makes them 3 weeks old today. I can't imagine too drastic of a change in the next week, but we will see!

 

[Shorty22366]

Beautiful babies.