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Tan Chau Bantam (in Viet Nam)

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I come from Vietnam , to introduce some pic of the ornamental birds Vietnam ( Tân châu Bantam or Tan chau Bantam).

 

white rooster ( 12 months old)

 

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"fire color" rooster (18 months old)

 

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thanks

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Welcome and thank you for sharing the photos of these beautiful birds!  How long does it take for a rooster like the white one to get all of its feathering?
 

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"fire color and grey" rooster (20 months old)

 

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white rooster ( 04 months old)

 

 

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Nice birds and welcome-byc.gif

 

I like the short legs too.

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post #5 of 10

Chào. Welcome to the BYC forum. You have some very nice looking bantams. I was in Vietnam in 1969 as a US Army field medic, or bac si as I was called.

 

Do you have any gà đông chickens?
 

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post #6 of 10

Hi Redcatcher : In Vietnam we call Dong Tao or Dong Cao chickens they not gà đông chickenssmile.png

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Hi Redcatcher : In Vietnam we call Dong Tao or Dong Cao chickens they not gà đông chickenssmile.png

I assure you that I'm not the first American that has referred to them as "Ga Dong" and I probably won't be the last. I believe that you are correct, but you're the first Vietnamese who has corrected me and they always seemed to know exactly which chicken I was referring to!  Maybe out of politeness? I'd rather be corrected than continue making a fool of myself. After 40 plus years, my Vietnamese isn't so great anymore. Ga = Chicken. I know that much,

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post #8 of 10

Beautiful birds.  I have a white rooster with a similar tail, he is one of my favorites and always gets noticed.  Yours is much prettier.  Thank you for posting these. 

post #9 of 10

i really like the fire color ones they are so pretty

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post #10 of 10

May I ask if your a member of onagadori.net ? Someone posted something similar about these little guys but different pictures,with a white rooster who had a bit of a beard

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