Gender neutral rooster?

[KipselLife]

Hello!
Ive got a few years old serama rooster,he is the sweetest and tamest thing ever.
Now here is the thing,he crows about once every few months, has zero interest in hens
(which is a pity,i would have loved chicks of him)does not challenge any other roosters
for fights or gets challenged by them..actually noone pays attention to him haha.
Has anyone had a rooster like this before?Could it be something like a lack of testosterone..?
I got a few other older roosters but they are acting "manly!
I love that he is like this, iam just curious about why he might be like this

 

[KipselLife]

Hello!
Ive got a few years old serama rooster,he is the sweetest and tamest thing ever.
Now here is the thing,he crows about once every few months, has zero interest in hens
(which is a pity,i would have loved chicks of him)does not challenge any other roosters
for fights or gets challenged by them..actually noone pays attention to him haha.
Has anyone had a rooster like this before?Could it be something like a lack of testosterone..?
I got a few other older roosters but they are acting "manly!
I love that he is like this, iam just curious about why he might be like this

 

[tripletfeb]

Because your other roosters are top dog, this one is more submissive. If you were to get rid of all roosters except this one, he would step up to the plate and act more "manly". Beautiful boy!

 

[tripletfeb]

His legs look a little messed up in the first picture. Does he have scaly leg mites or maybe it's just the picture?

 

[KipselLife]

His legs look a little messed up in the first picture. Does he have scaly leg mites or maybe it's just the picture?

He had scaly leg mites yes,it is an older picture they are luckily gone by now!

 

[tripletfeb]

He had scaly leg mites yes,it is an older picture they are luckily gone by now!

Good to hear!

 

[KipselLife]

Because your other roosters are top dog, this one is more submissive. If you were to get rid of all roosters except this one, he would step up to the plate and act more "manly". Beautiful boy!

Thank you for the fast reply!Thats the thing,for quite some time he was the only rooster but still behaved the same way I got him together with a hen he used to live with for years(she followed every step he did,1 sided love story),he had no interest in her or other hens either while he was the "only man in the house"

 

[JacinLarkwell]

I had a silkie male that was similar. Didn't look like he knew how to breed, but the eggs did actually develop when incubated. Odds are he's just polite and you aren't seeing him breed

 

[azygous]

Likely, the reason is he's smart enough to know he's a shrimp and wouldn't win any battles over mating rights to the hens. He's content to remain uninjured and unbothered by competition.