What's the smallest breed of chicken?

[priszilla]

if you like silkies- and want small- go for silkies seramas---- not exactly like silkies but have semi hookless feathers- and the hens I have seen are tiny. THe one Ihave has jsut started to lay- her eggs are still too small and unpredictable for me to incubate.I need to take her pic- she is teensy.the roo is probably a B- she is likely an A.I haven't weighed either since they have gotten older. waiting till they are a year old.

 

[LilPeeps]

I've had dwarf silkies, they turned out to be no bigger than 12 week old silkie chicks.

 

[Mom]

anyone know where you can buy the Serma's

 

[Guitartists]

Wow Mom.... LOL sounds funny calling you mom

300 rose bushes!!! That's a LOT of roses... and I can't even get more than 1 to live! There is at least one seller here... Frank... I don;t remember his screenname off hand. But I'm sure you can search for Serama eggs

 

[Mom]

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Never can have too many roses. Roses are like children - give them sun, food, water and some good dirt. And it helps to buy ones that are suited for your area - Michigan - get Canadian Explorer roses - you can search online and find vendors and get own rooted ones.

As if I need any more chickens but the tiny ones sounded like fun - they won't take up much space.

 

[Must Be Losing It]

Now why am I reading this?!

Now I feel like I need to find some serama eggs, dwarf silkies and increase my rose population!!!!
And I'm praying someone comes up with dwarf polish. What has happened to me!!!!

 

[Guitartists]

Thanx for the info

I keep trying those store bought grafted ones

I finally went and got some wild ones and they do great

lol

I know..... I'm kinda afraid that Seramas will be like Potato Chips ...... once you start.............

 

[Mom]

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Well I have been googling and haven't found where to buy them yet so my hubby might be safe although he is the one got me started on the chickens. He had to have is Rhodies for eggs - all his fault

 

[Guitartists]

Use the Search here at the forum

 

[airmom1c05]

jmhappycowboy in Canton, MS is hatching Seramas. I have a breeder's pair of silkie Seramas I got from Dixiebirds.com. They were pricey, however. The smaller ones are the most expensive. They come in sizes from AA (smallest) to D. Mine are C sized. The hen weighs 15 oz. right now because she hasn't quite gotten back up to weight since being broody. The rooster is a pound and a half. I love them. I am getting a couple of black and white mottled Seramas very soon from jmhappycowboy (on this forum). He gets his eggs from good breeders.

Here's a picture of my rooster with my Buff Orps and large mixed hen for size comparison.