Probably to early but any idea on these Banty *EDIT* Brahmas?

[SMan]

These should be Banty(maybe) *EDIT* Brahmas and they are between 3-4 Weeks old Although one appears older. Please let me know if you can tell gender and breed if I'm wrong.


Lexey

Sparkle (top) - Chocolate Chip (bottom)

Sparkle - Chocolate Chip - Lexey (L to R)

Ms. Frizzle (Not a frizzle)

Twitch

Thanks in advance, I know its fairly early but I wanted to see if theres any signs I am not allowed to have roosters.

* Edited to Brahmas to be more relevant.*

 

[rodriguezpoultry]

Those don't look like Cochins. They look like Brahmas.

Twitch, Ms. Frizzle are Light Brahmas, Lexey is a Buff Brahma and it's possible that the other two are Partridge Cochins or Partridge Brahmas.

 

[racuda]

Lexey - roo
Sparkle - hen
Chocolate Chip -hen
Ms. Frizzle - roo (Mr. Frizzle?)
Twitch - hen

 

[Featherland]

Lexey is a mille fleur d'uccle!!!

 

[crazycluck]

The first one looks just like my Buff Brahma. Why do you think it is a cochin?

 

[jossanne]

I don't see any cochins in those babies. Are they brahmas? They're darling!

 

[ZZsBabiez]

I would say Brahma too... Cochins don't have tails like that.. they are round poof balls..
Darling chicks there!!

 

[Enchanted Sunrise Farms]

i concur with Featherland. Lexey is definitely a Mille Fleur D'Uccle, and appears to be a pullet. You can generally tell sex pretty early on with the D'Uccles.

 

[rodriguezpoultry]

But Lexey is lacking a beard and doesn't have a single comb.

 

[SMan]

I bought them as bantam cochins, but when I saw lexeys comb I thought no way, but I was unsure of the breed. So Lexey a roo brahma or a d'uccle pullet and just curious what am I looking for in a roo for these?