American serama thread!

[Ok_Junebug]

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Hey Bluebird,

Yes, Bobby and I are all right.....How else are we gonna spend a Saturday night?!!And yes, my micro's and your Teena are all in the same family (somehow).

 

[RedRoosterFarm]

yep you sure can.
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[RedRoosterFarm]

im just catching up. Glad you are all ok. No damage to your place I hope. Didnt the chickens warn you before it happened?
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Hey Bluebird,

Yes, Bobby and I are all right.....How else are we gonna spend a Saturday night?!!And yes, my micro's and your Teena are all in the same family (somehow).

 

[4cats3kids1hubby2many]

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very cute. Names seem appropriate....

 

[justinsmom]

Hey could ya'll put up some pics of your serama coops. A man just gave me some culls he had and was wanting to make sure to keep my new seramas warm this winter.

 

[bigb-71]

Here's my serama coop's . and i cover them at night with a tarp got down to 20 the last few nights and they are just fine . good luck and enjoy those seramas !

 

[farmerChef]

my chickys from Ruthless eggs, (all shades of brown and tan, no blue, looks a little blue in pics.)

 

[SunnyCalifornia]

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I put mine in an enclosed shed at night, or on rainy days,

and in big open aviary style coops during the day. I drop into the 30's in the winter, but not much lower. I did put a little heater in the shed, to help warm them up for about an hour in the morning, but I don't run it at night.

 

[Chicklette 1]

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So very pretty!!

 

[Chicklette 1]

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I am keeping my young ones in the garage in cages with a heat lamp when it gets cold at night. My adults are in an Amish coop with a flat panel heater for cold nights. Biggest problem, of course, is to have electric. They would probably be fine without anything like bibb-17 said but I sleep better at night knowing they have some heat on cold nights. Don't laugh, but in my Amish coop, the roost bars are heated. It was an option I got when I bought the first coop and did not know how hardy chickens are!!