Thank You!
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I don't think I've ever see Rhodebars in the "what breed or gender" forum. Very cool! I haven't had any chicks of the breed since 2014 but from what I can tell they look to be pullets. Get some better pictures after they dry-off though! I can't speak for your line, but years ago they were super easy to sex, only the males at a grey color and a headspot. Did they come out of light brown eggs? It could be the lighting, but I have to admit the egg color looks a bit off in the incubator picture for a Rhodebar. Where did you get them? Ever since I've had Rhodebars I've wanted more but the only reputable breeder I can find nowadays for them is Greenfire Farms because they lost their short-lived fad and either they've been sold out or unavailable when I've wanted chicks. Consider yourself lucky you have some! They are so very friendly. They were the only breed I've raised where almost all of the five hens were lap chickens and were so naughty. Very inquisitive and always biting and exploring with their beaks. They're very interactive and lack fear.
I got them from Papa's Poultry and he has them listed as from the Greenfire Farm line!My time to shine
Those are not Rhodebar eggs :/ Their egg color should be a shade of tan or brown, definitely no green or blue. Perhaps they're a mix? Sexing wise, I can't give input this young because I doubt they're even part Rhodebar unless a rooster hopped a fence.
The two on the right are the Rhodebars and the left is a legbarMy time to shine
If they didn't come out of brown eggs, sadly they are not Rhodebars
Their eggs look like the ones I circled on the right. Any other color indicates either a mix or different breed entirely 
I do see pullets for now but update pictures when this one dries off because it does have a more greyish tone that my cockerels had. Hopefully the cockerels have clear headspots but with these, I am not sure how obvious the autosexing traits are 
