American serama thread!

[chickenenthusiasts5698]

Here’s my trio I bought them from a friend I don’t know very much about Seramas! So far they’ve been nice to have i’m hoping to incubate some eggs soon.

 

[Faraday40]

2 pullets and a cockerel!
They come from very nice show champions.
The little pullet who is very black is named Moonie, the pullet with more white is named Tuffy, and the cockerel needs a name
Sorry for all the pictures can’t seem to get rid of them
They are a few months old. Already training!!!


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Very nice. How do you train a serama to stand up tall / pose? Is there a video link to show the process? About how long does it take?

 

[Faraday40]

Here’s my trio I bought them from a friend I don’t know very much about Seramas! So far they’ve been nice to have i’m hoping to incubate some eggs soon.

Very pretty. I'm partial to black chickens. I love how they shine in the sunlight!

 

[cleoandtheflock]

Very nice. How do you train a serama to stand up tall / pose? Is there a video link to show the process? About how long does it take?

Thank you! Posing is natural for the breed especially ayams. But they still need to be trained.

These videos are helpful.

Are you interested in tabletop?

Also not my videos just some I found!

 

[Faraday40]

Thank you! Posing is natural for the breed especially ayams. But they still need to be trained.

These videos are helpful.

Are you interested in tabletop?

Also not my videos just some I found!

Thank you. Not sure if I'll ever show, but I like watching them stand tall & show off. I really enjoy taking pretty chicken photos, so it would be nice to have pose for me.
(My big fat orps are pretty.... but they prefer to always bend down & eat. Not the best pose!)
example: See the pretty beetle green sheen.... and the horrible pose?

 

[cleoandtheflock]

Thank you. Not sure if I'll ever show, but I like watching them stand tall & show off. I really enjoy taking pretty chicken photos, so it would be nice to have pose for me.
(My big fat orps are pretty.... but they prefer to always bend down & eat. Not the best pose!)
example: See the pretty beetle green sheen.... and the horrible pose?
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Yes Seramas always pose! It’s very sweet

 

[cleoandtheflock]

If you go on the web and search serama tabletop videos you will be amazed! The birds pose and look beautiful

 

[nchls school]

2 pullets and a cockerel!
They come from very nice show champions.
The little pullet who is very black is named Moonie, the pullet with more white is named Tuffy, and the cockerel needs a name
Sorry for all the pictures can’t seem to get rid of them
They are a few months old. Already training!!!

Really beautiful; I especially like the pullet with the most white-so sleek and curious-and that tail. Truly gorgeous.

 

[nchls school]

Here’s my trio I bought them from a friend I don’t know very much about Seramas! So far they’ve been nice to have i’m hoping to incubate some eggs soon.

A beautiful trio. I've had numerous breeds of chickens. You'll find they are very different if they're like mine; friendly, gentle, sweet, and smart (for a chicken). They have great pet potential and make a terrific hobby.

 

[nchls school]

My goal is to raise serama to be pets. As such I look for cute, super-friendly, long upright tails, tiny size, drooping wings, upright stance and short legs. This one has it all. I'm hoping Beep-Beep will be the mother of my next generation breeders.