American serama thread! - Page 1312

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Originally Posted by PNWGirl 

Thank you Susan, that does help a lot.  I realize that it is a young age, to look for anything, but was hoping that there would be something to look at/for.  So for that age, just go with cute- maybe color- and wait for the rest to develop.

 

I will be asking more questions about the chicks, as they grow, so really appreciate your feedback!

 

Sheila :)

Hey Sheila...I too am from PNW. I have just started my serama breeding groups. It really takes longer than a couple weeks. I am actually keeping everyone until next spring - other than the obvious DQs. They need to grow out to see how they will develop. I sure love the seramas.

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Originally Posted by Sumatra503 

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Originally Posted by froggiesheins 


I seem to end up with single chicks and I invented Brooder MAMA as seen here....covered a resin statue with polar fleece cut in strips like fringe so they can go over / under and get the mommie experience..........

I love this!

 

I haven't quite made anything like this, yet. I just hang a feather duster from the side.

 

I also have the exact same chicken beanie baby.

I too have the same beanie baby.

Froggie:  This is absolutely hilarious...functional...but hilariuous.

New pics taken today of my July 2, 2012 babies! I think they are adorable. :D I might be biased. 

Starting off with Sephiroth, the smallest of the bunch. He is my little man, and I love this little guy!

Then Alice (named after Alice Cooper) who is actually the LARGEST of the bunch, and with Seramas, largest is relative LOL!

Dali, my handsome white mottled/tricolor boy...he wanted to sit on my hand for his photo!

Slash, the bi-colored black and white boy (love his pattern)

Marilyn the silkied baby (fluffster deluxe!!)

Ava, who hated the photoshoot... crouching is the best thing to do when you're pretty sure you're gonna be eaten by the flashy box Mom is pointing at you

and Raquel, who was just as excited about having her picture taken. My girls do not enjoy paparazzi. 

Here are Pip & Squeak.  Do you think they might be Seramas?

Pip is the same size as my white doves.

Thanks for the replies.  They are super sweet, and make the funiest noises.  I picked them up at an auction, where everyone only wanted egg or meat birds, so they were overlooked.  They are now our "house" chickens :) 

My newest Serama baby! Likely silkied (by silkied roo out of split to silkied hen) Just hatched today :D