American serama thread!

[nchls school]

Is that what the coloration is called in seramas? In general chicken genetics, black mottled isn’t considered splash.

Probably my own terminology. When I type in both terms it looks like you are correct. What I call splash is mottled. Now to get my old brain to remember it-HA.
Splash is similar, but not as heavy in pattern.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Probably my own terminology. When I type in both terms it looks like you are correct. What I call splash is mottled. Now to get my old brain to remember it-HA.
Splash is similar, but not as heavy in pattern.

This is genetically splash (not my picture):

 

[nchls school]

This is genetically splash (not my picture):View attachment 2952373

From this and other pictures it appears to me the difference between mottled and splash is that splash is a more random pattern where mottled is uniform.

 

[ColtHandorf]

You were right about the white. It multiplied. She now looks mottled.
....... Still stays with mama - who is broody again!
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What a little cutie!

 

[Tonyroo]

Since I am not planning on hatching many more serama for a while, I have serama hatching eggs available. My flock consists of smooth, frizzle and silkied genetics. Most of my flock are 10 ounces and less. PM me if you're interested.

You should place this post in buy sell trade thread for hatching eggs. I'm sure you'll get more responses.

And your birds are pretty.

 

[Tonyroo]

I did get a batch of eggs last year from greenfirefarm and they always use foam insert for there eggs. The postal service managed to scramble all but 1 egg.

I also bought some eggs from a lady in Florida, she wrapped her eggs in layers of tissue. The eggs came in with no damage or being scrambled.

I'm thinking travel vibration from USPS works better with tissue method.

 

[ColtHandorf]

Two of my newest serama.

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Goodness! So cute!

Do you have any pictures of your adults handy?

 

[Tonyroo]

Soo cute. I wish I can keep Seramas but I don't keep my chickens in a run.

 

[User105877]

Since I am not planning on hatching many more serama for a while, I have serama hatching eggs available. My flock consists of smooth, frizzle and silkied genetics. Most of my flock are 10 ounces and less. PM me if you're interested.

Are they all mixed together? I'd be interested in some but only in the smooth.

 

[ColtHandorf]

Yes, they are all housed together at this time.

I don't have any new pictures and I've probably shown these.

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I need to take new pictures as these are older and I've a lot of young birds that have never had their picture taken.

Ughh. They are precious. How much are you asking for eggs, btw?