I know for standard shows, there have to be rules for judging, however I'm hoping, and I understand, that there will always be table top shows where color is never going to be a factor, and the birds will be judged entirely on type. I hope this is true, because limiting these wonderful birds to a handful of colors would be such a shame! A world where both can be accommodated is a happy world![]()
Any color goes in TableTop showing. For ABA/APA they have to be acceptable colors. The ONLY color that has been stablized and accepted by ABA/APA is white. I know the Show breeders are working on Black. I personally think it is a shame to take away the "surprize" that comes with hatching serama eggs, you never know what color yer gonna get. And to turn them into cook cutter birds color wise.
You can show a serama in cage and win Best of Variety with a non-acceptable color, but that is all. But like I said before...who cares! I just want to ssee the personality remain and the type.
THAT is what makes a serama a Serama!