Sexing my Maran Chicks - 10 weeks

[Anvaha]

Hello, I am new to the chicken world and "inherited" a small flock of 3 chickens when I moved to the country side. I decided to grow my coop and incubated 5 little Maran Chicks out of 6 eggs. Now I am very confused as I don't know which sex they are having.
No 1 - My brown chick turned into a beautiful young one - quite sure this one is a boy
No 2 - My white one - looks like a girl to me, very little comb development
No 3 - My black chick - looks like a girl to me, very little comb development and the calmest and sweetest chick out of all
No 4 - My light grey one, always believed it is a boy as very slow feather development and little wing feathers, but does not have the pronounced comb development as No 1
No 5 - My dark gray one, always beieved it is a girl, as strong feather development, always looked similar to my black one, but now it has quite comb and wattles development.
Please help!!!! I don't know if I can keep the males, therefore I pray most of them will be girls.
Thank you.

 

[Matieus27]

To me it looks like the first and fifth are boys and 3 in the middle are pullets

 

[AlleysChicks]

The first and last are boys, the rest are girls

 

[ronott1]

Hello, I am new to the chicken world and "inherited" a small flock of 3 chickens when I moved to the country side. I decided to grow my coop and incubated 5 little Maran Chicks out of 6 eggs. Now I am very confused as I don't know which sex they are having.
No 1 - My brown chick turned into a beautiful young one - quite sure this one is a boy
No 2 - My white one - looks like a girl to me, very little comb development
No 3 - My black chick - looks like a girl to me, very little comb development and the calmest and sweetest chick out of all
No 4 - My light grey one, always believed it is a boy as very slow feather development and little wing feathers, but does not have the pronounced comb development as No 1
No 5 - My dark gray one, always beieved it is a girl, as strong feather development, always looked similar to my black one, but now it has quite comb and wattles development.
Please help!!!! I don't know if I can keep the males, therefore I pray most of them will be girls.
Thank you.

No 1 is a cockerel
No 2 Is a pullet
I lean towards cockerel on number 3 and pullet on number 4
No 5 is a cockerel

Watch for red on the shoulders of no 3. If so, then the black one is a cockerel for sure

 

[Anvaha]

Thank you. Let's hope!

 

[Anvaha]

No 1 is a cockerel
No 2 Is a pullet
I lean towards cockerel on number 3 and pullet on number 4
No 5 is a cockerel

Watch for black on the shoulders of no 3. If so, then the black one is a cockerel for sure

Hi Ronott, What do you mean of watch for black on shoulders? I have an other picture of her(him)...

 

[alexa009]

The first is a cockerel.
Second, third and fourth are pullets.
Fifth is a cockerel. No doubt on any of their sexes.

 

[ronott1]

Hi Ronott, What do you mean of watch for black on shoulders? I have an other picture of her(him)...

Sorry, I typed black when I was thinking red. I fixed the original post

 

[ronott1]

The first is a cockerel.
Second, third and fourth are pullets.
Fifth is a cockerel. No doubt on any of their sexes.

The reason for a chance of cockerel on the Black one is the pink wattles at 10 weeks. Wattles should be more of a yellow color like number 4

 

[AlleysChicks]

The reason for a chance of cockerel on the Black one is the pink wattles at 10 weeks. Wattles should be more of a yellow color like number 4

it may just be a faster developed pullet. I’ve had a few with pronounced wattle (even comb) development before 10 weeks.