Which type of combs are these?

[IvyBeans]

These aren’t the reddish shoulder feathers that mean Cockerel are they? I’d say they’re orangish in person.

 

[house1917]

These aren’t the reddish shoulder feathers that mean Cockerel are they? I’d say they’re orangish in person.

You're still in the clear! Too early to tell TBH- they'll need to be fully feathered before you can make the call.

There's a thread specific to sexing EEs that has some helpful photos you can reference: https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...ing-tips-and-tricks-pictures-included.463817/

It's a hard 4-6 week wait with these peeps!

 

[maeflower1992]

How are the chicks looking now?

 

[IvyBeans]

Ameraucanas are one of my favorite breeds because of muffs and blue/green eggs. I also feel they are more laidback.
Your chicks are adorable. Hard to tell comb style till they are a little bigge

How are the chicks looking

Here are a few from today. First 2 are the black/white/brown one I’m pretty sure is a pullet, second 3 are the gray, red, and orange one I think is a cockerel.

The first one, looks a bit like a Wyandotte mix EE?

 

[IvyBeans]

This might be better of the hopefully pullet’s comb. I love her chest feathers.

 

[maeflower1992]

This might be better of the hopefully pullet’s comb. I love her chest feathers.

Kinda looks like a single comb for her.

The other looks like a pea comb.