I agree with you on not putting a regular bantam male with Serama hens. Those larger boys of mine have their own space. I have a few micro and A -class hens that always get extra care and protection… and currently are (fortunately for them) not with the flock. They’re on eggs, so they’re safe! One other thing I forgot to mention is that my tiniest are in a separate space much of the time due to being pursued by the males. It’s such a juggling act! Some do totally fine with the bantam males. Others get a bit frightened, so the mother in me always has a backup plan when they need a rescue. And yes fluffy, it’s SO worth it being a Serama parent! Your girls are really beautiful!!!! I love seeing them.
Very well said! Shows how much you love these birds, constantly making adjustments for the betterment of their care. Thank you so much for your complements, it means a lot!
Serama parents (who are looking to bring the wonderful serama in most people's backyards) for life
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Kinda can't pick the girls before they hatch. Maybe he will let me hatch some eggs soon though once I can get rid of my 2 extra roosters. No one wants them. Maybe their parent should come get them 
See if he’ll fall for it. 
