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American Serama Breeders who want to stay affiliated with SCNA have started a SCNA Sanctioned Council, Welcome ASA www.americanseramaassociates.com

no hint of a crest nor beard, does it have 5 toes? Seems momma was playing in the wood pile

From eggs I shipped there.

Artimus III, Offical Mascot of the 2012 Cajun Classic how do I post photos on this new site?

85% of Srama in America are Traditional 10% American and 5% Malaysian for a description of the "traditional " l check out the Traditional Serama Thread

how do we post pics here?

Traditional Serama Chick

Quote: Thanks Jerry for clearing it up! I just wanted some explanation for those who are New to the breed. I yours was perfect in explaining what is desired in the Traditional bird vs the Cooped judged American bird. So...the only difference between American and Traditional is color and...

come on down to the Cajun Classic, April 13-14 and you can go home with a trunk full:D

Quote: welcome, tell the others they are welcomed to

have smooth, but no silkied, one included in the current auction at National Serama Council

you have to cross over smooth to achieve those

Traditional Silkied Hens Check our Tails Daily Layers

Quote: if you enter your serama in an ABA/SCNA incage/table top show you enter them AOC (any other color) American Serama . If you enter them in a stand alone shows, i.e. Cajun classic, French Quarter Serama Fest, South Mississippi Mid Winter Serama Fest, etc) you enter thm as Traditional...

Quote: A traditional serama is the serama as they came from Malaysia, no attempt at color breeding to make them fit the American mold of a Cookie Cutter Chicken they can be any color and bred for Table top Competition only. They have no minimum weight, can be as small as you can get them...

Looking great as usual, June, you will have to mail several entries in to the CC