Breed recommendation?

[TheCluckyClucker2]

Oh my how cute!, I thought of getting Sebrights but alot of people kept trying to push me away from Sebrights bc their hard to keep alive?, Is that true?

So far no. She has been just as easy as the other 2 breeds I own. I have not hatched any eggs from her, nor recieved any, but I have heard that they are hard to incubate.

 

[3KillerBs]

Really just looking for good looking birds, Bantams really, But I'd be interested in others too

I don't know bantams, but I love Brahmas for their looks and I know that they come in bantam size too.

If you're on sandy or loamy soil they're good, but feathered feet and heavy clay are a bad combination, of course.

 

[3KillerBs]

P.S. I personally think that the Dark Brahma hens have the prettiest feather pattern in existence.

 

[ChickenLeg]

Im partial to ameraucanas eapecially the bantams

 

[The-White-Elephant]

So far no. She has been just as easy as the other 2 breeds I own. I have not hatched any eggs from her, nor recieved any, but I have heard that they are hard to incubate.

I do have a question: Aren’t sebright’s already bantams? I keep searching it up, and some say it it, some say there is a bantam version of it. I’m stuck

 

[JedJackson]

I would avoid standard OEGs if I was you. Almost all the breeds you have are mellow, and could be picked on by games. Cochins are a good idea, and Polish, Houdans or Sultans might be something different. All are mellow. Brahma bantams are very nice, too. Good layers and pleasant dispositions, usually.

 

[TheCluckyClucker2]

I do have a question: Aren’t sebright’s already bantams? I keep searching it up, and some say it it, some say there is a bantam version of it. I’m stuck

They are a true Bantam meaning that there is no standard and Bantam. They are naturally small. Here is Nugget next to my hand.

 

[The-White-Elephant]

They are a true Bantam meaning that there is no standard and Bantam. They are naturally small. Here is Nugget next to my hand.View attachment 2930736

Ok, thanks for clarifying, I was starting to get confused.

 

[Mr Oviraptor]

I've been looking at Brahmas and oh my they are so pretty!, I like largefowl Brahmas bc their so big but that might be difficult on my bantams, But my largefowl Favorelle lives with my bantams and I've never had issues

 

[Mr Oviraptor]

You made me really want Sebrights now!, I'm gonna have to look into them, So pretty and I think I like the silver version

They are a true Bantam meaning that there is no standard and Bantam. They are naturally small. Here is Nugget next to my hand.