American serama thread!

I had a hen go broody today, so I transferred 10 eggs from the incubator for her to sit on. I have her all the eggs from herself, so she will have all her biological children
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Good luck!!! In my opinion broody hens are more reliable. Seven serama chicks from seven eggs hatched for me yesterday.
 
I've got 2 broodies on eggs & am trying to entice a 3rd to set.
I used to let my birds hatch their own eggs.
This meant their oldest eggs had been sitting in heat & cold for up to 3 weeks.
When they laid 10 eggs, they often couldn't cover them at all times.
Now I store eggs in climate control & only give them 5 or 6 eggs,
so I'm hoping for great results.

Gyda has stolen Deanna's 2 chicks from her & driven her off.
They shared the nest but that party is over.
I moved Deanna in with The Klingon.
 
I agree! My last hatch was with a broody hen and 8 out of the original 9 hatched.


Being in a hurry, I posted incorrectly. While seven eggs did produce seven chicks, I had removed two eggs earlier that had died in the second week of incubation. I am still pleased with seven out of nine. For a first time mom, she did good.
 
I've got 2 broodies on eggs & am trying to entice a 3rd to set.
I used to let my birds hatch their own eggs.
This meant their oldest eggs had been sitting in heat & cold for up to 3 weeks.
When they laid 10 eggs, they often couldn't cover them at all times.
Now I store eggs in climate control & only give them 5 or 6 eggs,
so I'm hoping for great results. What are you using for nesting material?

Gyda has stolen Deanna's 2 chicks from her & driven her off.
They shared the nest but that party is over.
I moved Deanna in with The Klingon.
 
I have a random question, are white seramas with blue eyes a thing? I have a pretty weak little pullet in a brooder in the house who is pure white with what are looking like blue eyes. I haven't seen any similar pics online. I asked in a new thread in this forum and didn't get a single response.
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