Hannahnic14
Crowing
My poor serama rooster, Jalapeño, just isn't adjusting to the cooler weather very well.
It's about 55 degrees here in TN and the wind is blowing quite hard. I found this little guy just puffed up shivering in the middle of the run. He has a nice warm coop to go into.
I brought him inside yesterday because his comb was turning purple and I was concerned. After about 15 minutes his comb turned red again and he was fine. Well today this is what he looks like. He was shivering when I picked him up.
I have silkies and other seramas and they are fine, no one seems cold or anything. No one else's combs are purple either.
His poops are normal and he's eating, drinking, acting fine other than he's acting really cold.
It's about 55 degrees here in TN and the wind is blowing quite hard. I found this little guy just puffed up shivering in the middle of the run. He has a nice warm coop to go into.
I brought him inside yesterday because his comb was turning purple and I was concerned. After about 15 minutes his comb turned red again and he was fine. Well today this is what he looks like. He was shivering when I picked him up.
I have silkies and other seramas and they are fine, no one seems cold or anything. No one else's combs are purple either.
His poops are normal and he's eating, drinking, acting fine other than he's acting really cold.