American serama thread!

[cluck-cluck]

I wish I had some grown hens that became broody! It's so hard to hatch these serama eggs and I'm still so nervous over them! I really want something to hatch out alive (and stay alive)

Your mama is so adorable, guarding her eggs n all, awww! Love your babies too!

 

[welasharon]

I wish I had some grown hens that became broody!  It's so hard to hatch these serama eggs and I'm still so nervous over them!  I really want something to hatch out alive (and stay alive)

Your mama is so adorable, guarding her eggs n all, awww!  Love your babies too!

You should get you a silkie...they are always broody!

 

[cluck-cluck]

yah, I'm actually considering it... wonder if I could add one to my sultan order at Ideal... hummm....

 

[miss heny]

I am afraid that I do not understand what you mean. Would you mind clarifying?

Sheila

ack! sorry for taking so long to reply (this thread sorta goes to the back fo my mind)
i want to remake the thread because the thread before the upgrade on BYC cannot be edited, and if some one want pics of their birds on the front page, put news of what going on in the serama world i wont be able to do that unless i remake the thread.

i hope you under stand

 

[artsyrobin]

maybe start a new thread American Serama II and lock the other one so people can read it too??

 

[dncarr09]

Well, I had a problem with the incubator and the temperature spiked. It was almost 102, and I don't know why or how long it was that way. I did help the little guy/gal out because it had been almost 30 hours. I checked the other eggs and they were all dead. I think the temperature spike killed them. I don't know why that happened. It has never happened before. I luckily had another chick to hatch of mine from a broody that I put with the little Serama so it wouldn't be alone. It's doing great! I will have to take a picture it has a yellow head and neck, with the rest of the body being a silver gray color. It also has two yellow stripes down its back kind of like a chipmunk. I love it. I have more eggs coming so I am going to try again. I have never had that problem in all of the batched I have hatched out before. Incubating can be so frustrating!

If you help it you will either lose the rest or be prepared to help all the others.

 

[cluck-cluck]

All my air sacks are huge, is that normal for Serama eggs? I think only 3 are developing, and two had loose air sacks (now partly settled) but they are really huge and I'm a bit worried.... We're only on day 5

 

[SunValleySeramas]

One of our hens, Her babies are looking just like her, she is NOT in POSe in these photos, but man you should see her when she is =)
We will have Extreme American seramas offered for sale end of november when they grow out a bit more!

 

[SunValleySeramas]

This is a link to the CROWLESS cockerel Bred By Sun Valley Seramas that is being Raffled off for Wild West Serama Club Members only this november, there will be a nice Pullet to go along with him, Raffle tickets are $5.00 each no limit to # of tickets you can get. WWSC is paying the shipping of the pair to you.. To join the club go to http://www.wildwestseramas.com/ . The Club is Free to join and Raffles like this one is what keep it Fun and how we gain Funds for members around the Country to Enjoy tabletop Shows, Put on by Wild West Serama Club

http://s1121.photobucket.com/albums/l518/sunvalleyseramas/?action=view&current=0928121051.mp4

 

[SunValleySeramas]

3.5 -4 month old Pullet from our Wheaton Project at Sun Valley Seramas. Lots to work on with color, but we are trying hard to maintain type as we go. cant wait to see her confident and in pose..