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Both are males, hens would have black face, black skin, black shanks

Any Hen that has yellow or white Shanks have Id dermal inhibitor

you just produced Sexlinks and the chick on the pics is a Male(rooster) hens will have dark skin with Dark/black shanks(leg color).. the black spots on their white body is spected of Heterozygous white(I/i+) take pics of all the chicks so I can tell you which one are males or females

Quote: Why doesn't it work the other way? Because Id(Inhibitor Dermal) wich is a Sex link gene, Silkies are id+(recessive) and Leghorns are Id(dominant) FM(Fibromelanotic, the gene that makes silkies skin black is NOT sex lined but can only be expressed with the help of id+ ) id+ being...

Quote: if you want to sex them at hatch use silkie roo over leghron Male... Is there something im missin I didnt know that roos could reproduce together Sorry I meant, Silkie Roo over a Leghorn Female...

Quote: if you want to sex them at hatch use silkie roo over leghron Male...

Quote: They will be able to be Sex linked at birth... Boys with white skin, and girls with Darkish skin... just check my mixes(did not used silkies but Fibromelanotic Roo over a production type white leghorns) here Hatching under my home made brooder... here you can see how the F1 should...