The other chicks are weeks older than them but the one biggest chick in there was bought at the same time
yes
the laced black and white and black laced and gold ones are silver laced and gold laced sebright bantams. I cant tell what the other two are do to the lighting. Up close pics of the two lighter colored chicks would help on determining the breed. The barred one is more than likly are standard, probably a barred rock.
Thank you for the info i appreciate it. I wish i had more full size chickens because i plan on selling eggs i guess i need to work on phasing them out to the point of having all full grown chickens and incubate some eggs to do that. Any tips on selling bantam eggs, and if my bantam hens are broody can they hatch a full size chicken for me successfully?
I’d recommend selling your bantam eggs as hatching eggs. If you can I’d separate the golden and silver laced sebright into separate groups. That way you can sell hatching eggs of purebred silver or golden laced sebrights. Or you can mix all your bantams together and sell mixed color sebrights and mixed bantams.
