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10/30/10 at 9:50pm

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miss heny
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i saw a Malaysian serama thread, but no American! since 99.99 % of the serama in the USA is really American! i am very happy to see pics of them, and do chocolate seramas breed true?

WOW this thread lives! i thought it died out, but nope, it lives, WOOT!

Edited by miss heny - 8/24/11 at 8:38pm

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7/27/11 at 8:40am

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Hi all you serama lovers! The "malaysian" thread got closed BUT I found this so lets give it a go.......I miss all of you guys and your cool pictures and info...... big_smile

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7/27/11 at 9:11am

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Hey! Where'd all the Serama go? lol

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7/27/11 at 9:24am

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Snowball was my favorite 2nd generation Tribble roo who was killed by a hawk, right through wire.
The brave little guy rushed to protect his mate instead of staying safely away from the wire.

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7/27/11 at 10:21am

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Ohh my gosh, tiny fuzzy chickens! I really didn't need to know these existed. hide

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Specializing in Ameraucanas and Olive Eggers

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Specializing in Ameraucanas and Olive Eggers

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7/27/11 at 10:42am

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Here's a couple Then and Now pics..

My very first Serama (Hedwig) in February of this year.... about 5 weeks old?

Taking a dust bath in her food bowl

Her favorite perch

Doing Karaoke with the kids (2 months old

Her first show in June (4-1/2 months old)

And now, a MAD broody with a baby due this upcoming weekend!!

my website: TLC Seramas

Wild West Serama Club Bringing Serama Table Top Shows to a CA venue near you!

my website: TLC Seramas

Wild West Serama Club Bringing Serama Table Top Shows to a CA venue near you!

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7/27/11 at 2:31pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by froggiesheins

Hi all you serama lovers! The "malaysian" thread got closed BUT I found this so lets give it a go.......I miss all of you guys and your cool pictures and info...... big_smile

I don't have seramas (yet!), but I just noticed that we're neighbors, so thought I'd say hi!

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7/27/11 at 3:03pm

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Is anyone working on turken Serames?

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7/27/11 at 5:36pm

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Hey everybody.....HI!!!!!!!! wee

Good to see everyone and those pictures with the girls
is precious...............
Soory about that little roo Ra.very sweet.