ISO Serama Hens

[diamondsilkies]

I've been on the lookout for one or two serama hens recently to expand my serama flock. I breed them, although it is very much a hobby at the moment, so I am looking for some breeding quality birds. I live in Southern Arizona, but would be open to shipping.

I am looking for some smooth feathered hens that are roughly a year old and have proven to be good layers (for a serama, of course). Size wise, I'm looking for class A or B. I'm open to pretty much any color. If you have something that might fit this description, please let me know. Thank you!

 

[Cyprus]

@FishMtFarm

 

[FishMtFarm]

Not sure I have any girls I want to part with yet but thanks for the tag, @Cyprus

 

[gypsyfarmgirl]

I am in SE Arizona and I have some serama hens I would be willing to sell. Mostly I need to sell a bunch of cockerels!
We got a pair from a lady who was selling all her birds and moving out of state. They've been a bit productive! I can get pictures later.

 

[diamondsilkies]

I am in SE Arizona and I have some serama hens I would be willing to sell. Mostly I need to sell a bunch of cockerels!
We got a pair from a lady who was selling all her birds and moving out of state. They've been a bit productive! I can get pictures later.

Thank you for your response! I just bought a couple show chickens, so my chicken budget is a little low right now but I will be sure to keep your profile when I am looking for some seramas in the near future!

 

[gypsyfarmgirl]

Thank you for your response! I just bought a couple show chickens, so my chicken budget is a little low right now but I will be sure to keep your profile when I am looking for some seramas in the near future!

I found out that mine are not purebred serama, they're a mix with some other bantam. They're about twice the size they should be. Still great little birds, but if you're into show quality these won't fit the bill.