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I got some of my seramas from Alchemist, great place. All of them ended up being silkie feathered

Thanks! He found a great home

Updated photo of my frizzle serama cockerel that needs a new home, free for anyone in the Bay area

Updated photo

Updated photo

A bit confused on why you're commenting on this post and not all of the others that mention shipping, but thanks for bumping my post.

I have a frizzle serama cockerel who will need a new home soon. $20 for pickup in San Jose, or I can look into shipping. Also have one silkie feather serama that I need to get photos of, will post a different thread for that one.

I have a frizzle serama cockerel that's going to need a new home soon. Free for anyone in the Bay area.

One more photo :)

I have a tiny silkied Serama cockerel who needs a good home since unfortunately I can't keep him in San Jose. He's free for anyone in NorCal, happy to drive a few hours to meet halfway https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/silkied-serama-cockerel-class-a-in-ca-can-ship.1533245/

I have a tiny silkied Serama cockerel who needs a good home since I can't keep him in San Jose. Here is the thread, he would be free for anyone in the bay area and I'm happy to drive a few hours to meet halfway...

Thanks for the advice I posted in the thread :) Some more photos

Hatched March 4th. My city doesn't allow cockerels past 16 weeks so I need to find this little dude a new home. I'm located in San Jose. He's been hand raised from day one and handled at least twice daily so he's calm and friendly, and will hang out on your arm or hand if you want to carry him...

I've been socializing them from day one with hopes of clicker training them when they're out of the chick phase. They're pretty tame and ok with being picked up and carried around for walks

Some current shots of the others, I have a total of five for now :)

I'm new to the forum and to keeping chickens so I figured this would be a good place to keep track of things. Somehow all of my seramas came out silkie which I'm guessing means both parents are silkie seramas as well? I don't have many baby photos but here are a few from the first few weeks...

Thanks! That makes sense why he's getting so much bigger than the others

I'm unsure of the breed, but this one came out of a half dozen serama chicks I got from a farm that sells other bantams so I'm not sure if it's a different breed or cross. It's always had big chonky legs and was tiny serama sized as a chick, now it's around 3x the size of the other seramas...

Not sure where you meant to post but this is the for sale section

Hi everyone long time lurker first time poster. I've helped homestead friends with chickens regularly and finally had a chance to pick up some to raise myself. I live in a residential area and am keeping serama chickens since I like their tiny size and sociability. At the moment they are only a...