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Wouldn't you know though, that's not a color I would breed for.
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Only a couple of mine have started back up laying and she's not laying yet. They all molted back in November and I only got a couple of eggs here and there last month. They will all start up laying again but the simple answer is no, she isn't laying right now.who are you breeding Candie to? Is she laying? I am trying to get the cocopop coloring!
We could trade eggs but I think the only eggs I have you'd be interested in is my Spotted Saddle horses and it's been a long time since they laid any....![]()
The seramas I have are pumpkin colored and possibly khaki colored. They are all roos. I got rid of all my d'uccle roos so that I would have nothing but d'uccle/serama crosses. I'm trying to figure out the pumpkin gene and also introduce the dun and silver gene into my d'uccles. I'm getting a ton of eggs from these girls right now. Their coloring is regular millie fleur, blue millie fleur, gold neck (two blue genes), colombian. These are the roos I'm using and the hens. I have all their eggs in the incubator right now and expect the first to hatch in a few days. Since serama color genetics are all over the place, I'll keep an eye out for black, but not sure about the type that will result. The combs are similiar, but d-uccles don't have wattles, and their feet, at least mine, are heavily feathered.Only a couple of mine have started back up laying and she's not laying yet. They all molted back in November and I only got a couple of eggs here and there last month. They will all start up laying again but the simple answer is no, she isn't laying right now.
Do you have any Serama's at all? I'm always interested in trading. I'm working on black.
The seramas I have are pumpkin colored and possibly khaki colored. They are all roos. I got rid of all my d'uccle roos so that I would have nothing but d'uccle/serama crosses. I'm trying to figure out the pumpkin gene and also introduce the dun and silver gene into my d'uccles. I'm getting a ton of eggs from these girls right now. Their coloring is regular millie fleur, blue millie fleur, gold neck (two blue genes), colombian. These are the roos I'm using and the hens. I have all their eggs in the incubator right now and expect the first to hatch in a few days. Since serama color genetics are all over the place, I'll keep an eye out for black, but not sure about the type that will result. The combs are similiar, but d-uccles don't have wattles, and their feet, at least mine, are heavily feathered.
I love being a crazy chicken lady! I'm just glad I have the space to allow them to free range safely.