American serama thread!

Very pretty @LilJoe !

I have a few similar, but not quite as pretty as yours.
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This one is darker and I have a couple like her.
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This young one is looking good so far.
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@homeschoolin momma
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BTW- What genders are Phoe's serama chicks?
The gray one I kept is now ??? gender. I thought female at 3 weeks, but now at 5 weeks the comb is a little pink. (Of course Teddy was a very obvious male by 5 weeks, so that's why I'm unsure.) I'll try to take & post a pic tomorrow.
Yeah, I'm unsure. I'll have to grab some pics this afternoon. The cinnamon one still has a flat pale comb, but the little white one, and I mean little as in hslf the size, has a bright pink/red flat comb but absolutely NO wattles! Both are wild childs. I try to pick each one up everyday though to get used to being handled. Jasper actually let me cuddle him briefly last night. I was happy.:love
 
Here's the gray 5 wk old serama. (Calling for its mama - not crowing.)
Though some of the pic angles make it look boy-ish. Other times looks female.

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To compare, here's the chick's father (Teddy) last summer at 5 weeks old

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& 6 weeks old.
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Here's the gray 5 wk old serama. (Calling for its mama - not crowing.)
Though some of the pic angles make it look boy-ish. Other times looks female.

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To compare, here's the chick's father (Teddy) last summer at 5 weeks old

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& 6 weeks old.
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Yeah, i dont know....i think i see some small wattles. I can't see any on mine. Maybe they are late bloomers?
 
Here's the gray 5 wk old serama. (Calling for its mama - not crowing.)
Though some of the pic angles make it look boy-ish. Other times looks female.

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To compare, here's the chick's father (Teddy) last summer at 5 weeks old

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& 6 weeks old.
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I agree with @homeschoolin momma , looks like a late bloomer.
 

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