Two chicks?

[Veer67]

Then it could be a mix or maybe a red cochin.

 

[Learningstill]

Okay, I will look into the red Cochin. Hopefully, they are not a mix. My kids want to possibly show them. They are so calm and friendly. Thanks again!

 

[Learningstill]

Okay, so the white chick is getting a tons more brown and the little black spot is getting bigger, but still only on the one side. The two chicks are almost the same size now. Here are some pictures I took today. They both have blue eyes. Brown one has feathered feet.

 

[Learningstill]

So, are the guesses still the same? Red cochin, red sex links, or New Hampshire red? I wish I could figure these out. I hope the are not mixes. Could I tell if any are a rooster? Thanks!

 

[Veer67]

I think so, I'll wait and see for other people to answer.

 

[Learningstill]

Okay, but there has not been any other input regarding their breed or gender (donrae did assist in a something I was wondering) except you.
Thank you very much!

 

[Tricoglossus]

I'm leaning towards rooster for the red one because it has so much comb showing already. I don't know what breeds they are.

 

[Learningstill]

Oh, I hope it is not a rooster. That is my daughters favorite. It is so calm. She will hold her hand out palm up and that chicken will lay belly side up, head dangling like it is dead and sleep. Oh gosh, I appreciate your comment greatly, but I hope you are not accurate.
Thanks for responding.

 

[Learningstill]

Okay, I found this picture on this site and this looks similar to our white chick. What do you guys think? It is an Amber Star Hybrid.

 

[Tricoglossus]

White amber stars are always male. The females are brown. However your white chick has a different pattern of red coming through. Do you have any more recent pictures of both chicks?