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I love them!

Definitely a cockerel and possibly hen feathered. Henny feather is a double gene and incompletely dominant in my experience, He is plenty young to really tell acurately right now, it is possible though that he has one henny gene which would play into him starting to look a bit henny feathered...

They do look Saipan-ish.

High protein dog food is fine. Cat food is often higher protein than dog food and more apt to be meat based.

Not much information online. Feed them like the rest plus add a bit of meat protein. Some people just add cheap cat food, I like getting a better kind, but it needs to be meat based.

Does her tail stay down like that all the time?

She is. Are you using her in your breeding project next spring?

Personally I like this one the best, but I don't know much about Malay.

I think he is exceptional!

Good looking youngster! Looks great! Turning out nice.

WOW!! Super nice pullet.

I would love to have some Ga Noi Cua. I have liked them from the very first that I have seen photos of them.

Very nice!

I posted in the wrong thread and erased the picture.

Very nice looking hen. I like her a lot!

Super nice Multiple spurs? Do all of yours have multiple spurs?

Excuse my ignorance, but what is a chuppy cobbler?

You certainly need to keep us updated on these as they grow up!

I did 12 years ago. They looked like a mixed up bunch of Orientals. They did look like orientals, just mixed together. They tended to look like poor versions of Thai/Brazilian mixes with a bit of shamo and something else mixed in. Who knows, maybe some things have changed since then.

Check these out and see if yours are similar. I would gladly help you more, but I just don't have enough experience with these. https://www.backyardchickens.com/content/type/61/id/6284681/ The first photo on page 405.