Serama comb after hatching

[Ahri]

Hello!! It‘a my second time raising and incubating chicks but it’s my first time with Seramas I had two hatching in my incubator and weirdly enough both had really big combs:

[Yuna, two days after hatching / 22. April 2022]

I‘ve been taking some pictures over the two weeks and I was wondering if both of them are actually cockerels because of their big comb. I totally understand that it’s wayyy to early to tell but i was curious if someone made some experience with this.

[Yuna & Nala, three days after hatching, 23. April]

Body pictures from yesterday:
Starting with Baby Yuna:

And this is Nala:

Okay, so here are pictures from today:

I would appreciate it if someone can help me out.
Lots of love!

 

[TheOddOneOut]

They're too young. Sorry. So cute!!

 

[Ahri]

Here’s a little update on them 3 weeks old now. They both look like cockerels

 

[BDutch]

Yes. Sorry. I think so too. 50% chance doesn’t mean it’s equally divided.

First hatch I had 3p/3c (2 didn’t hatch)
Second 2p/1c (9-)
Third 1p/4c (2-)
Fourth 2p/1c (7-)
So I was lucky I had at least 1 pullet in every hatch. The bad outcomes were from transported eggs/ 1 broody leaving the nest.

If I want yo be confident to have a few girls I give my broodies a surplus of eggs. Because there are allways a few that don’t hatch. And too many girls are never hard to sell.

 

[ThinMintTheChicken]

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Here’s a little update on them 3 weeks old now. They both look like cockerels

Yes, they do looks like cockerels but its still early.

I have 2 chicks who had folded over combs at hatch (like yours). One is a cockerel and one looks to be a pullet. (Mine are 6 weeks old)