What are these birds! Help... Hens or not and breed

[Oliviagrace]

I have 3 fluffy chicks and 3 golden apparently they are mille fleurs and buff rock hens. I hatched them myself but now I'm unsure which is male or female. HELP!! none are showing male characteristics apart from the combs being darker. So I'm really unsure and any help would be appreciated they are around 6/7 weeks

 

[Flockandfowl46]

They are a bit too young for me yet but looks like you have at least one roo

 

[Oliviagrace]

They are a bit too young for me yet but looks like you have at least one roo

Which one do you think is a roo? I'll keep an eye on it then incase it starts to act any differently

 

[Folly's place]

Welcome! One of your buff chicks is a cockerel. It's too soon to commit to any of the others. More pictures later!
What breeds are they supposed to be?
Mary

 

[Flockandfowl46]

Second one pictured the buff colored one and the second feather legged pictured

 

[Folly's place]

So true! I ignored that second cockerel.
Mary

 

[Oliviagrace]

Welcome! One of your buff chicks is a cockerel. It's too soon to commit to any of the others. More pictures later!
What breeds are they supposed to be?
Mary

I just got told they were buff rocks and mille fleurs..... I'm a total chicken novice. They seem happy and healthy but obviously I'm only wanting hens. So you think the ones with the darker combs are male? Thanks x

 

[Folly's place]

'Millie fleur' is a color, not a breed. Some people call Belgian d'Uccle bantams by that name, because many of the early ones came in that color pattern. Like mine.
This is a pair of young birds.
Here's an adult trio. They mature at under two pounds apiece, and your birds are much bigger. The buff chicks could be Plymouth Rocks, and the feather legged chicks with small combs could be Cochins, maybe.
Mary

 

[Oliviagrace]

I have no idea then what they are, I'll get in touch with the breader I got them from thanks for your help! I'll get some more pictures where there abit older x

 

[Folly's place]

I fixed my post! They mature at under TWO pounds each!!!
Mary