American serama thread!

[froggiesheins]

Anyone with chicks in the South Louisiana area?  Need some friends for a solo hatch.

Goodness, the GODFATHER of seramas himself, Jerry S lives in Vacherie, La.

Jerry’s Seramas L.L.C.
P. O. Box 159 Vacherie, La. 70090
Phone: 1-225-265-2238
Cell: 1-504-621-0596
E-Mail - [email protected] or [email protected]

Website: http://www.jerrysseramasllc.com/

Hope you get a couple...

 

[bluedogsonly]

Hey everybody, here is a video of one of my serama roosters that has had a crow reduction surgery. I'm a vet in OK and have been performing this surgery for a couple of years now. Please check out my thread on the subject and visit my website
http://www.quietroosters.wordpress.com
You can contact me with any questions. These would be an option for those that want to add a rooster but have noise concerns. Thanks.

Dr. James

 

[EZFarms]

Anyone have experience hatching serama eggs?

 

[LAchickenMESS]

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Thanks so much froggiesheins! That's perfect!

 

[froggiesheins]

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Thanks so much froggiesheins! That's perfect!

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[froggiesheins]

Anyone have experience hatching serama eggs?

Probably everyone on this site, what would you like to know?

 

[KilnChick]

Anyone with chicks in the South Louisiana area?  Need some friends for a solo hatch.

I have chicks but I'm in Kiln Ms.

 

[EZFarms]

Well i may end up getting eggs from chiqitta instead of juvis because its cheaper but ive heard the eggs are harder to hatch so anything advice helps

 

[LAchickenMESS]

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My kids want to leave NOW to go to your house! I don't know how we could squeeze a 4 hour drive into their busy schedules...

 

[RachaelS]

Well i may end up getting eggs from chiqitta instead of juvis because its cheaper but ive heard the eggs are harder to hatch so anything advice helps

I did not have any issues when I finally figured out my thermometers were wrong

. Make sure you have at least 2 and one is not digital. I ran my incubator at 99, sorry can't remember the exact hatch rate but it was around 60%-70%. I dry hatch since it is pretty humid here. Just put them in turned them when they should and right before "lock down" raised humidity to 65%, worked great. They were actually pretty easy. I think the less you mess with them the better the hatch rate, SUPER hard to do!