What breed? Too early to know?

[Clrflowers]

Any guesses yet. They came in a sex linked Assorted Cochin Bantams assortment. They're 2 weeks old.

 

[nuthatched]

well, the clean legged ones aren't cochins, d'Uccles or silkies, so that leaves
..everything else lol. so old English, Dutch bantams, Japanese, Belgium, and all the rest of the mini versions of big breeds.

 

[Brahmachicken240]

First pic looks like a buff Cochin to me.
the clean legged ones definitely aren’t Cochins. Looks like they’re going to be white and black, maybe a light Sussex bantam...? I’d give them a few more weeks to grow their feathers out, then it would be easier to tell.

 

[Clrflowers]

The first pic is the same chick as the ones in the other pics, I think it's just the angle and an askew feather looks like a feather leg, there are only two chicks sorry they are hard to get pics of. They are definitely bare legged so I guess that helps a little. I'll post again when they grow more. I'm reading stuff here and online but still pretty clueless in identifying... total novice, 1st time getting chicks.

 

[Ladybird CA]

You may have gotten them from a straight run bantam assortment. Straight run would be unsexed. The first chick that has feathered legs is a buff Cochin bantam and the other chick with the clean legs is a black tailed white Japanese bantam.

 

[Ladybird CA]

I'm just curious if you wouldn't mind telling me what they are eating?

 

[Clrflowers]

Starter feed. There is flock feed and oyster shell available but they dont eat it.

 

[Clrflowers]

You may have gotten them from a straight run bantam assortment. Straight run would be unsexed. The first chick that has feathered legs is a buff Cochin bantam and the other chick with the clean legs is a black tailed white Japanese bantam.

They are from a sexlinked bantam assortment. The first one does not have feathered legs, just a stray feather and my bad photography. Thanks for the info. I'll post again when they feather in a bit more.

 

[Clrflowers]

I'm just curious if you wouldn't mind telling me what they are eating?

Starter feed. There is flock feed and oyster shell available but they dont eat it.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Starter feed. There is flock feed and oyster shell available but they dont eat it.

they wouldn't eat the oyster shell, and it doesn't need to be offered until they're ready to lay. They don't need the calcium.