LOL!!! Funny!like i said on the other post... if it WERE a roo, by almost 16 weeks (same as yours) a rooster would ALREADY be crowing... you'd see visual signs in the feathering (longer, more pointed saddle/hackle feathers), AND the comb/wattles would be WAY more developed than that little one's got IMO... and your girls will be developing their own combs in preparation for laying.
I have 8 roostersof different breeds that are nearly the same age...16-18 weeks old and the only one that has crowed is my 1 Silver Sebright.Hey one sure way to test his roo ability is to catch him up and put him in a box or carrier. If he's a roo you will hear him crow. If he's a pullet he will just sqwak. Seems every time I've rehomed a cockerel that never crowed, the second they went into the carrier they began crowing. Lol.
BTW...this is a picture of the bird I think he is asking about and islocated here...I have been following the thread:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/697977/possible-ee-rooster-in-the-group
His photo, not mine
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