Pullet or cockerel?

[Loxahatchee chickens]

Hi!! Can you help me with this baby?
Name is Ghosty, it is the smaller on my flock and very timid
I have 9 chickens since February 1st so they are 12/13 weeks now
Is Ghosty pullet or cockerel? Breed?
TIA!

 

[Drumming feet]

I think it is a male langshan. Langshan nearly positive. Also langshan grow slow and have fuzzy feet. Exact coloring of langshan and body type. The tail, since it doesn't perk up it makes me think it might be male.

 

[Loxahatchee chickens]

I think it is a male langshan. Langshan nearly positive. Also langshan grow slow and have fuzzy feet. Exact coloring of langshan and body type. The tail, since it doesn't perk up it makes me think it might be
I think that too
I have another roo in my flock for sure that is already crowing and getting the others in order

I think it is a male langshan. Langshan nearly positive. Also langshan grow slow and have fuzzy feet. Exact coloring of langshan and body type. The tail, since it doesn't perk up it makes me think it might be male.

I think that too
I have another roo in my flock for sure that is already crowing and getting the others in order
I don't know yet if I will be able to keep Ghosty
Thank you for your help!

 

[Drumming feet]

I think that too
I have another roo in my flock for sure that is already crowing and getting the others in order
I don't know yet if I will be able to keep Ghosty
Thank you for your help!

I'm looking for a male langshan lol

 

[Party_Chicken]

I hate sexing those darn firbos but it looks to be a male.

 

[Little Baby Bean]

She looks to be a silkie mix. She is definitely a pullet though.

 

[Drumming feet]

Oh. How many toes does she have?

 

[Little Baby Bean]

Oh. How many toes does she have?

I see five in the pictures.

 

[house1917]

Thought it was a silkie cross with an Easter Egger based on what looks like five toes, the fibro skin, and what look like muffs on her cheeks.

But... wasn't sure on the silkie feathering dominance/recessive trait so did a quick google and found this site:

https://www.browneggblueegg.com/Article/IdentifyingSilkieCrossChicks.html

Below is a cut-and-paste- that would lead me to think you have a really cool pullet silkie cross, and based on body shape and popularity of the muffed breeds and EE.

Excerpt from the site: "So, when you breed a not Silkie male to a Silkie female, the pullets from the cross will be completely light skinned just like their father. The cockerels from this cross will have one gene for light skin and one for dark skin. Because the gene for dark skin is incompletely dominant, you'll see some traits of the recessive light skin "underneath". The cockerels won't be as dark skinned as a Silkie or as light as a light skinned chick.

Conversely, if you breed a Silkie male and a not Silkie female, the pullets from the cross will be completely dark just like their Silkie sire. The cockerels from the cross will be intermediates just like cockerels from a not Silkie father and a Silkie mother. "

 

[Sussex19]

Looks like a pullet to me, but I'm not that familiar with those kinds of breeds.