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@Dogsandchicks27 sorry, I can't find your original post

It maybe a Sebright, that is so weird that she is hardly feathered. See the chick in my avatar? She is 6 weeks old and fully feathered.

Are you sure it is 6 week old? The amount of feathering looks more like 3 weeks. Could you get some better pictures?

How old?

A Old English Game bantam pair.

Possibly Old English Games or Japanese bantams

Same as the other one

To young to sex, looks like an Easter Egger

I would post this in this forum: https://www.backyardchickens.com/forums/exhibition-genetics-breeding-to-the-standard-o.16188/ Good luck!

Yes, they all appear to be cockerels. Handsome boys!

It probably a mix as you said. If its comb is a rosecomb it maybe a Wyandotte mix :).

agreed

Where did you get it? Can you tell what comb it has?

@Carolanski not sure if it is some sort of breed common in Spain, but I think they are layer hybrids.

@ECMurray to young to say, but I would keep an eye on the one in the front.

@mikeandike could you get some better pictures of the hens? I have a feeling they are mixes.

The white one behind the rooster looks like it may be an Easter Egger as well, which for clarification is not a recognized breed but a name given to a mix that carries the blue egg gene.

Most likely a hatchery quality Rhode Island Red

Possibly an Easter Egger

Could you get individual pictures? I think you have at least two roosters or I'm seeing the same one over again.