Serama sexing— HELP!

[ColtHandorf]

I’m really hoping this one is a girl, it’s turning out GORGEOUS.

This is a pullet.

The first one you posted is definitely a cockerel. Out of these two, the second one is definitely a pullet. It has a female specific pattern. The first one out of these two is still iffy to me. I'd say update us again on that one in a few weeks.

I believe the last (smallest - you sure that's not a sparrow? LOL) is a pullet.

And I agree. In the top-down shots, you took, judging from combs alone in the playpen I see four and four.

 

[MontmorenciCoop]

This is a pullet.

And I agree. In the top-down shots, you took, judging from combs alone in the playpen I see four and four.

4 and 4? Really? I know these two are Roos:

and these three pullets via last couple posts:

And then these two I was told pullets earlier as well;

this one is the one I wasn’t sure of, it’s comb seems to be lighter pink now.

 

[Noellereagan]

Really? I was told #3 and #4 were pullets from the breeder. Dang it! Lol.

I was thinking 3 and 4 were roos too and as a serama breeder with over 200, I’ve become pretty good at the sexing game. But the last younger one you were hoping was a girl (the wild type chocolate that roosts high) I’d say a pullet is a pretty safe bet there but out of the rest of the younger ones I’d be leaning towards cockerel on one if not two of them but with just one image it’s hard to tell.

 

[Noellereagan]

Yeah these 4 I am so confused on, they’re supposed to be like 2 months, but they seem tiny!
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They’re younger than two months. I’d bet the farm about one month.

 

[Noellereagan]

I’m holding on to the little bit of hope, lol.
I have one, it’s the dark brown one that someone said was more than likely a pullet that I didn’t take an updated photo of but she’s the friendliest View attachment 2870705

That’s a pullet.

 

[Noellereagan]

I’m really hoping this one is a girl, it’s turning out GORGEOUS.
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Pullet

 

[HeatherKellyB]

Depending on the breeder, they are usually able to tell sex fairly early on. I thought I had a cockerel, but no. Over a year later and I've just got a mean little hen. They're so adorable! I love Seramas

 

[Noellereagan]

Once you breed for a while, you’ll be able to sex a brooder full of serama at less than a week and do a very accurate job. That’s a serama thing. The sexes are so different. It’s hard to tell in photos but you just need five min watching them with an experienced eye and it’s pretty simple with these littles. Some of my older flocks have a boy or two running around with a girly name and same with hens with male names but the last several years I think I’ve been dead on

 

[HeatherKellyB]

Oops! I didn't read and just now noticed my favorite sexpert has already chimed in with her thoughts. @Overo Mare is reliable with her information

 

[HeatherKellyB]

Once you breed for a while, you’ll be able to sex a brooder full of serama at less than a week and do a very accurate job. That’s a serama thing. The sexes are so different. It’s hard to tell in photos but you just need five min watching them with an experienced eye and it’s pretty simple with these littles. Some of my older flocks have a boy or two running around with a girly name and same with hens with male names but the last several years I think I’ve been dead on

That's exactly what I was told. She said 2 weeks max and she knows the sex definitively by looking at a picture. I had already changed my little ones name Maybe that's why she's so mean now It's a good thing she's so little and adorable