What Breed and gender are these?

[morheb]

Hello
Plz help me with these two babies
and what is the right angle for pictures?

 

[sandesnow]

A lot of information is very helpful. Full side view, for the whole bird and as close as possible.. Comb is also important as well as age and suspected breed. One of the easiest things to 'change' on a bird is colour, so if you don't know the breed, and the person you got them from doesn't know, it is safe to assume Mix. If I go by typical comb size, it looks like females, but if they are under 15 weeks of age, the red in the combs may be males .. As females tend to stay very pale until they are ready to start laying. It honestly depends also on what kind of comb style you have also. (Which knowing the breed or the mix of breeds you have, can be of help. Otherwise it is a crap shoot until someone starts laying or crowing. )

 

[morheb]

A lot of information is very helpful. Full side view, for the whole bird and as close as possible.. Comb is also important as well as age and suspected breed. One of the easiest things to 'change' on a bird is colour, so if you don't know the breed, and the person you got them from doesn't know, it is safe to assume Mix. If I go by typical comb size, it looks like females, but if they are under 15 weeks of age, the red in the combs may be males .. As females tend to stay very pale until they are ready to start laying. It honestly depends also on what kind of comb style you have also. (Which knowing the breed or the mix of breeds you have, can be of help. Otherwise it is a crap shoot until someone starts laying or crowing. )

Thanks for the reply

Can i add you on fb so i can send you clearer pictures?
I have 20 chicks, i have brahma and couchin parents

This is my fb profile:

https://www.facebook.com/morheb.bek
thanks

 

[Gray Farms]

Look like crossbred cockerels to me.

 

[drumstick diva]

Can't see the little one very well but, looks to have a single comb and feathered legs, so I would imagine a cochin