Rainbow Layers

[Babychicks2020]

Hi, still learning. I'm sorry. So I got these 4 Rainbow layers from tractor supply. They are doing amazing but I was interested in making sure they are all female.(Tractor
Supply sign said all pullets)And what kind of rainbow layers they are. They are 15 weeks old.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Hi, still learning. I'm sorry. So I got these 4 Rainbow layers from tractor supply. They are doing amazing but I was interested in making sure they are all female.(Tractor
Supply sign said all pullets)And what kind of rainbow layers they are. They are 15 weeks old.

One boy, big red comb.
They are RIRs, all will lay brown.

 

[The Happster]

All pullets!
Yep, Rhode Island Reds.

 

[Ihavesomechickens]

Hi, still learning. I'm sorry. So I got these 4 Rainbow layers from tractor supply. They are doing amazing but I was interested in making sure they are all female.(Tractor
Supply sign said all pullets)And what kind of rainbow layers they are. They are 15 weeks old.

They don’t look like rainbow layers to me, especially because they have red earlobes which means they should lay brown eggs. One is either a boy or a POL pullet, POL pullet seems more likely due to their age. You’ll probably be getting some pretty brown eggs soon!

 

[Gallinarium]

Seems like three girls and a boy, RIR to me.

 

[featheredplanets]

All pullets!
Yep, Rhode Island Reds.

I agree. 4 pullets. Whilst one does have a redder comb, she has no male feathering, which you would see by now, likely just an early maturer.

 

[Babychicks2020]

Happy to say they are all female. And they are laying blue eggs.

 

[The Happster]

What? Then they can't be RIR.
They're crossbreed.
Very odd.

Congrats on the eggs.

 

[Ihavesomechickens]

Happy to say they are all female. And they are laying blue eggs.

Well, congrats!

 

[JacinLarkwell]

From my understanding, rainbow layers are basically EEs without most EE traits