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    American serama thread!

    Congrats!!!!! All of the shows close to us got canceled. So here is hoping for the fall!
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    Chicken Breed Focus - Serama

    Here are a few more pics from my Serama adventures.
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    Chicken Breed Focus - Serama

    I breed American and Malay type. I also mix between the two to improve type. Here are some of mine. This fellow here is one of my Malay/American types. Tyson is full on Malay. Here is an American boy. The reason I worked so hard to get the Malay was to add hardness to the feathers. As you...
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    Anyone hatching Serama eggs?

    That humidity level is perfect. I lock mine down on day 18. Most hatch on day. 19 and 20. I meant this as a reply sorry.
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    Anyone hatching Serama eggs?

    Haha...I have got to stop hatching. Here is one fresh from the oven yesterday. I did not think this egg would make it as it was very tiny. That is a tsp btw :-)
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    Ayam Seramas

    Here is a picture of Tyson one of my favorite boys. He is 1.5yrs old now and about 13oz. He is such a stinker. He is a great show off at home but can be a bugger in a show. Here is won 2nd place. Had he of shown off like he does at home he would have won the whole show. Such a stinker but I...
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    Araucana thread anyone?

    The tuft is something I am still working on. I have one single tufted cock and quite a few DT hens. The rest are clean faced. I am hoping I can get at least one double tufted cock from all my hatching this year. I have the duck wing variety and (I get both silver and golden) but mainly golden...
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    Araucana thread anyone?

    It took me over 2 years to get the flock I wanted. So worth it! I raise the duck wing large fowl variety. Here is a pic of one breeding group and some of my chicks that just hatched.
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    Review by '' on item 'Araucana'

    I will never stop breeding these birds. The breeding issues are so worth the trouble and I have had many successful hatches since I started to trim vent area in the spring. I also love that hens do go broody, hatch their own chicks and make great moms. My ladies give me a large amount of...
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    Chicken Breed Focus - Araucana

    This is an old thread but I breed Duckwing colored Araucana. This breed is so rare today. It took me 2 years to establish a good flock. I have a mix of clean face, ST and DT. These are some of the most friendliest chickens ever.
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    Welsh Harlequin

    We finally went to the Duck Side! One of my 6 WH ducklings!
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    Ended Contest #3 Cutest Baby Fowl - 8th Annual BYC Easter Hatchalong

    We have gone to the duck side this year!
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    Ended Contest #3 Cutest Baby Fowl - 8th Annual BYC Easter Hatchalong

    Just a tsp full.
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    Desparately searching for Auracana Breeders

    I did something in the late summer I said I would never do...I bought hatching eggs on Ebay. Out if 12 Auracana eggs I got one beautiful blue double tuffted rumpless boy. I do not see the breeder on there anymore and I need more chicks for this flock..I am in total love with the funny little...
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    American serama thread!

    My amazing little Xena! I can not wait to take her to a show!
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    American serama thread!

    I am so sorry. I have found Serama chicks to be the worst for pasty butt even when raised by broody hens. For me I have to keep a close eye on all chicks until they are about 2 weeks old.
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    American serama thread!

    Serama babies!!! This hatch was so very successful. I had 20 to start and 16 hatched. I am debating on just one more hatch for the year.
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    American serama thread!

    Beautiful babies and welcome to a huge addiction. The things to consider and watch out for on Serama chicks...One I would grind their food into more of a powder or moisten...they will consume it better. Two Seramas seem to have invented pasty butt so keep a watch for that. Other than those...
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    NPIP Participants & Breeders List

    We are NPIP certified in Western North Carolina near Asheville. NPIP#55-1361 We raise Cream Legbars, Seramas,Silkies and soon Blue Wheaton Marans.
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    NPIP Certification for NC

    I got my testing done yesterday. It cost $50 to register for the first year and .10 cents a bird. The next year is is $10 and .10 cents a bird.
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