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Kaledoskop Ayam Cemani. Blue and purple feathered Ayam Cemani.

Hens go broody and if left alone, flocks are self-sustaining and self-populating. Predators have a hard time with this one as they are fast, willing to use their talons, and roost high up in trees.

Fleet footed, able bodied forager. Males are cooperative in protecting the flock.

Here is an interesting one: The Jurassi Chicken, an Ayam Siam, Gai'Chon Cemani derivative.

Your TMA line looks very nice. The hen is bigger than the TMA hens I have seen though. Body shape is similar to GFF's new 2016 line. That's great! The Roosters comb is interesting is not standard like TMA, it almost looks like a toned down Bekisar comb. How does his crow sound? Is it a cry as...

Nice hatch

Cute chicks!

usually about the time they start to come into their own, they will be ready to cull. They will start to compete and that's a good sign to thin them out.

Let us know when you get that egg

Cute little bird

Nice birds

Very neat idea

Greenfire farms Ayam Cemani Hen, 2015.

Hi Pyxis -- yes the American Phenotype would be what is sometimes called "Ayam Cemoni" by the proponent of the TMA line. At the peak of the gold rush many people mixed their GFF lines with TMA to increase numbers. As a result there are a large number of GFF/TMA hybrids in the market now. I will...

These look really neat!