American serama thread!

[ruthless]

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That is too bad, Lisa! Looks possibly silkied. Frizzled feathers curl up more on the ends and are fuller.

 

[JustPeachy]

Chick #3, hatched from eggs I bought, don't see any obvious faults in this one so far, as compared to the other 2.

 

[froggiesheins]

Are you looking for SQ or just PQ? They are so cute! I LOVE fuzzy-butts! The second one has his/her tail UP already.

OOHH, #3..I'll take door number 3 please.....

Actually #2&3 look like twins except for the leg color.......

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[bobbyc1970]

nice looking chicks. 2 might be a hen and can breed out the green

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[froggiesheins]

Hi Bobby, you CAN breed out the green? I didn't know that....My Lulu has PEA green legs but otherwise is looking nice.......
How are your little gremlins today?


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[JustPeachy]

I want SQ, got my eyes on a nice SQ pair, these were a result of my lack of patience!

 

[bobbyc1970]

Yeah take a yellow leg roo and breed to a green leg hen.

Now green legs on a roo its impossible

I have one hen with green legs with excellent type with a yellow legged roo with great type. getting yellow legged chicks

doing good. got cooooooooooooooooold here. but got every buddy bundled up. just got back from collecting eggs

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[froggiesheins]

Well, these guys are your "practice" birds thats all.........#3 is starting out good.......and #2 has that nice tail carriage already......remember green legs is still OK....AWW heck yer just gonna love em to death anyways OR give them to someone who will spoil 'em rotten...its the serama way..........

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[froggiesheins]

Sorry its getting cold by you...bring 'em all in the house, then you don't have to worry about all of you out in the cold...See how EZE that is?

[right sue] Interesting that you can't have a green leg roo.....I learned something new this morning! Thank you bobby

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[JustPeachy]

Yea the #2 is my favorite, hope its a hen

. If they arent typey they will just go in the laying coop or my FIL's place. Should I cull the crooked beak chick? I've heard it will just get worse?