What's the difference between Golden Sebrights and GLW bantams?

[NYRIR]

I'm dying to know! I bought some banties at TSC and thought I had them figured out...then noticed one "sebright" has a single comb.Could it be a GLW bantie with a "flawed" comb? Or could it be a GS with a "flawed" comb?Does anyone have pics of the two breeds?Mine are about 2 weeks old.I'd post pics but haven't got a cam right now

I've researched and can't find distinctive pics of the two as chicks.Can anyone help?

 

[Desert Rooster]

hope this helps https://www.backyardchickens.com/breeds/breed-chart

 

[NYRIR]

Thanks, but now I'm thinking maybe one is a OEGB (golden laced) or still possibly the "funky combed" sebright...

Wish I knew...not that it's vital but it drives me nuts!!

Pics anyone of the three ( GLW , OEG, and GS) banties?

 

[Alexis]

I've got a young 6 wk old Sebright here (silver) with a single comb. I've had Wyandottes too, and my Sebright is DEFINITELY not like the Wyandottes (at the bottom)! Golden Sebrights will have a very red colored head and face, while the GLW will have more of a splotchy look to them. Take a look at feathersite.com - it shows both breeds quite well as chicks.

 

[NYRIR]

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Thanks! What about the OEG's? Know anything about those? Nice birds btw

Yes,you're right! I have a bunch of GLW LF chicks in the brooder and I do remember they were more splotchy!These have the more "reddish" faces but the wing feathers haven't got the "clear definition" I see in the grown sebrights.Does that change as they age?
You know,I think I've just been staring at chicks too much and it's fumbling my brain!

 

[Alexis]

The feathering on this sebright has changed SO much since she was first hatched. I've been having my kids take care of these chicks, and one day I went out and didn't recognize this little gal! I was like - who put in the silver laced miniature?? She was by far the tiniest chick we've ever had. She was actually one of four that I got of this breed and variety, but she's our only survivor.

I don't know a lot about OEG... yet