American serama thread!

[RedRoosterFarm]

Yes thats true as I have learned. most of my whites are true whites and a few are from last year and still pop out a color now and again.
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[Chicklette 1]

HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR TO ALL!!!
This is what I got in time to celebrate the new year and have one more pipping. If it turns out OK, 8 out of 8 will have hatched. Fluffy butts!!!

 

[RedRoosterFarm]

Keep us posted on the hatch.(you just posted pics) How are you doing now? How are your birds? Anymore issues?? Have you heard back from the vet on what happened? I sure hope this is a great year for us all and things look up!
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[Chicklette 1]

Well, this hatch has been a definite pick-me-up and so far no more issues. I will phone my vet tomorrow about results. I have another hatch to look forward to on the 12th with 7 eggs and I do have 6 more eggs ready but we sold our home in IL. and I will have to go there to move everything out so I have to check the timing. I've learned that the secret of fertility is the smaller cage rather than the big coop and pen.

 

[RedRoosterFarm]

Glad things are looking up- Hang in there!
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[RedRoosterFarm]

I think you all put to much stress on my red girl from wanting her. I went out this am to feed and she looked weird so I picked her up and she has a real nasty prolapsed vent. I dont think I can fix it but have soaked her in warm water with salt and she is cuddled up now. Its bloody and hanging out quit a ways. I might put her down but will watch her until I know more. Gurrr- Well at least I have a few babies from her.

 

[pongo]

that stinks...... im sorry redrooster.

but ill still consider raiding the chick coop LOL

 

[artsyrobin]

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i have read of pushing it back in with a sprinkling of sugar to help reduce it and then keep them in a dark crate for about a week? bless her little heart!

my goals this year is more seramas!

 

[RedRoosterFarm]

cant hurt so I will give it a try.
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i have read of pushing it back in with a sprinkling of sugar to help reduce it and then keep them in a dark crate for about a week? bless her little heart!

my goals this year is more seramas!

 

[Whittni]

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i have read of pushing it back in with a sprinkling of sugar to help reduce it and then keep them in a dark crate for about a week? bless her little heart!

my goals this year is more seramas!


I hope she's okay.