2 Serama roosters in south central PA in need of a home.

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Bocktobery 10 said:
Bloody combs.

But it’s mostly my older roo (in my main flock with the hens) who is bloodied, not these two newbies. I prefer to keep my older Roo. These two seem quite strong, able bodied. They only have a few comb scabs.

My rooster colony is of a four show quality roos. I would prefer to keep these two with them, but when I put them in it gets vicious. I didn’t think it was safe for any of them. If I separate them in a cage within the roo colony, would that help get them used to each other? My rooster colony is very settled, very happy. I love them to bits. I don’t want to have them harmed.

This hatch (these two I’m trying to rehouse) were a surprise- I didn’t plan on having any more (and do not plan to have any more). Sneaky hen had a brood going in a hidden location. So, I’m finding things to be a bit difficult to integrate.
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Separating them in a cage within the pen for a few days might help. If you free range your roos, introducing them while they're not in their pen can help as well.
 
Bocktobery 10 said:
I have two serama roosters who are in need a new home. I am in south central PA. They are both less than a year old, approx. 6 months. One is entirely all white and the other is a ‘pumpkin latte’ orange color. Both are healthy but are not integrating well with my flock, which is why I’m trying to find new homes for them. I would assume they are both in the B sized category- not super tiny, but not bantam sized big either. There temperaments are a bit skittish, but I believe this is because of being picked on and I feel assured they’ll most likely mellow out if in their own environment.

I’d love to find good loving homes for them. I can post pictures if you’d like.
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If you advertise him as "pumpkin latte" colored, the hipsters around here would snap him up in a heartbeat! It's all about the marketing. :D Best of luck -- Seramas are in high demand. You're sure to find someone soon, they are adorable.
 
Killer Tomato said:
If you advertise him as "pumpkin latte" colored, the hipsters around here would snap him up in a heartbeat! It's all about the marketing. :D Best of luck -- Seramas are in high demand. You're sure to find someone soon, they are adorable.
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It was my neice’s idea, in fact I do have another “pumpkin latte” roo, and that’s his name! (Again, neice’s idea- I let my neice’s and nephews name them). Didn’t know what other word to describe his particular color. Perhaps the other should be Marshmallow? I do hope they get a good new home.

Wish I was in Oregon area as I know Seramas are quite popular over there. Lovely area! Cool people! Thanks!
 
Bocktobery 10 said:
I have two serama roosters who are in need a new home. I am in south central PA. They are both less than a year old, approx. 6 months. One is entirely all white and the other is a ‘pumpkin latte’ orange color. Both are healthy but are not integrating well with my flock, which is why I’m trying to find new homes for them. I would assume they are both in the B sized category- not super tiny, but not bantam sized big either. There temperaments are a bit skittish, but I believe this is because of being picked on and I feel assured they’ll most likely mellow out if in their own environment.

I’d love to find good loving homes for them. I can post pictures if you’d like.
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Please post pics. I'm in SW PA and I'm interested, (highly).
 

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