What kind and sex cochin bantams

[Lovin Our chickens]

I just got these two cochin bantams from my local feed store and I haven't a clue what color they would be considered and I'm trying to make sure I don't have 2 cockerels . I know they are still so young but one looks like a cockerel to me . They are 14 days old .The last

5 pics are of the same chick the one I think is a cockerel

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Much too young yet, watch for pink/red combs at 5-6 weeks. Coloring will take a while longer.

 

[AlleysChicks]

I’d bet money those 2 are boys. Look at the shiny pink comb and wattles

 

[Alexandra33]

Pretty young, but my my, last one has quite the comb already! I'm guessing you might be right, but time will tell for sure.
I'm thinking the first one is blue? Second, no clue yet. Once again, time will be our friend.

~Alex

 

[Lovin Our chickens]

Yea , I was worried about the smaller one too bc of the wattles being so red already . But the bigger one clearly has a comb already and the legs are thicker and bigger .

 

[Lovin Our chickens]

The smaller of the two which is the first one on the pic already has feather growth the bigger one is still fuzz or fluff . So fingers crossed the first one is a pullet .

 

[Alexandra33]

I'm so hoping with you, for your sake, that at least one is a pullet! We shall see. Thus far, I don't see any "development" on the other.

~Alex

 

[Lovin Our chickens]

Well the feed store I got them from said he would take back any roos if I didn't want them . It's just that you gotta wait so long to be able to tell for sure .But I don't have any need for a whole bunch of roos ,already got 2 roos that are full grown .

 

[drumstick diva]

too young, 8 weeks would be much better and should be fully feathered out

 

[drumstick diva]

patience, it's not like waiting 9 mos. to find out what a human baby is.