two bantams same breed but one has row of spikes on comb already?!

[chickenreyna]

Only couple weeks old. Im in shock one has a defined row of points on comb already. Would this indicate its a roo only at a couple weeks old as the other one has a flat comb with no points or spikes.

 

[RodNTN]

Could you post pictures? What breed?

 

[chickenreyna]

I am fairly certain they are same breed. They were from assorted batch but I think bantam cochins? They look same. But most chicks do being bantams with feather feet. just, well, different combs and colors.
heres photos:

 

[chickenreyna]

The first two are of the alleged maybe roo AND second i am sure you can tell by the flat comb, which is which. Lol

 

[Jessica Thompson]

Some times there just like that it could be a rooster I had one like that

 

[drumstick diva]

I think cockerel, though the comb may stay like that for weeks or NOT. And the one appearing to be a pullet - may suddenly pop a bright red comb. Too early to worry about just yet.

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

I am fairly certain they are same breed. They were from assorted batch but I think bantam cochins? They look same. But most chicks do being bantams with feather feet. just, well, different combs and colors.
heres photos:

Does the second one have a single comb, I cannot see the comb type on it.

 

[Bryam]

You hAve a roo and a hen. Yup with cochins after a few weeks roos are very obvious.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

That isn't really a accurate way to tell. Could be either. Wait until six weeks to tell.

 

[Gray Farms]

Much to young to say with any certainty still.