American serama thread!

[bigb-71]

very nice job froggie . but i need alot of room so i'm building one more like this

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[birdmaniac3000]

i love those cages is the green box on the left nest boxes or another cage i wish i had 1 of those

 

[bigb-71]

it's a feed storage ! but it can be used as an extra cage or sometimes i keep chicks in there with a heat lamp. the nest box's hang off the back side
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[birdmaniac3000]

oh very cool i wish i could make a cage like that for my birds i'll try and see if i can when i have time

 

[pongo]

ok so i found myself last night somewhere in temecula then lake elsinore and then corona riverside moreno valley and homeward.... i didnt get home til 5am im exhausted..... im getting old i can tell LOL

ok now off to a bbq and tomorrow ill be at the beach..... im taking gabby to the beach with me that should be fun LOL

 

[bigb-71]

if you have all the stuff toghter it only takes a day or two to build one and the cost about 500.00 to build if you use all new wood .
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[bigb-71]

liveing the rock star life style !

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[SunnyCalifornia]

I like your rooster Eddie, he does have pretty colors!

 

[drumstick diva]

BigB7l is that how serama are usually kept, in cages rather than one big chicken coop? I notice serama people mention cages often and I wondered if this is mainly for show purposes so the birds don't get plucked or injured by another.My friend has two serama hens and I can envision them being lost in a regular chicken coop with maybe a 6ft.height so people don't have to bend. She keeps hers in the house.

 

[bigb-71]

well i have about seven roosters that i show and breed so it helps me keep them in good shape for shows and its easy to move birds around for breeding and it's for there safety . and yes there so small they would just get lost in a big pen and it keeps them warmer in the winter . my cage has power running to it and each cage has a fan and a heat lamp . fan for summer and heat in the winter !
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