What breed is this bantam chick? What is a Southern Wrangler?

[Gray Farms]

That's probably what I'll do next time. Was just hoping to avoid shipping costs from online. Thanks for identifying my other chick! I just looked it up, he looks exactly like the pictures of mottled cochin chicks. And the breed is very pretty, so I'm excited about that. I just have one more question now that everything else has been answered, I also got a little grey bantam from them who is really tiny, much smaller than the others, any idea what it is?
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This chick is a Porcelain or maybe Self Blue d'Uccle. If you were told it was a Brahma, you were misinformed again sorry.

 

[Painted Calls]

This chick is a Porcelain or maybe Self Blue d'Uccle. If you were told it was a Brahma, you were misinformed again sorry.

Agreed.

 

[FolkSonginC]

This chick is a Porcelain or maybe Self Blue d'Uccle. If you were told it was a Brahma, you were misinformed again sorry.

Thank you for the help. I was told the Cochin was a Brahma but they were all in the mixed bantam bin and I couldn't help but get a few when I saw them, so I wasn't expecting to get anything specific.

 

[Arquintana]

I have the same looking chicks I had two last year and they are so cut and stayed really small like a dove and they lay little cream colored eggs

 

[bantamsrmyfav]

the stance of the first one is more d'Uccle like, I think I see muffs too? I'm going to guess mottled d'Uccle. Privett hatchery carries them and they sometimes supply TSC. If it and the self blue d'Uccle are a pair you can create lavender mottled d'Uccles but it would require some inbreeding unless you get more unrelated birds https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/what-does-it-take-to-get-lavender-mottled.1086563/

 

[FolkSonginC]

the stance of the first one is more d'Uccle like, I think I see muffs too? I'm going to guess mottled d'Uccle. Privett hatchery carries them and they sometimes supply TSC. If it and the self blue d'Uccle are a pair you can create lavender mottled d'Uccles but it would require some inbreeding unless you get more unrelated birds https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/what-does-it-take-to-get-lavender-mottled.1086563/

Oh I didn't even notice that cochins don't have muffs, he definitely has them though the picture may not have shown it too well.