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Whiting True Blues should have a pea comb, Marans should have a single comb.
Well, this makes me feel better about one of my olive eggers. Her father was a maran and I got guesses that it's a male. Keeping my fingers crossed that she is indeed a she. This is her at 6 weeks.I'm not sure both are cockerels...some of the single comb breeds can have quite a bit of growth early. The pink/red one is concerning though...
These were my marans pullets at about 4 weeks. They lay eggs now, so gender confirmed.
That's what mine looked like from about 4 or 5 weeks until 3 or 4 months old basically.
I was worried for a bit they were male...then that they'd never lay...but neither were true, lol.
Update photo...That's what mine looked like from about 4 or 5 weeks until 3 or 4 months old basically.
I was going to say even before the update that number one is definitely a little too! Always look at color (and development but not all get big this early) of comb and wattles. The settles are good sized as well. The second one is a pullet I’m netting. They will have a little wattle development but they won’t be as big or as bright red.
