I don't have any experience with Serama. They do have a tendency to be difficult to raise based on one of my friends that used to have them.
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Seramas are great, but not cold hardy. There are byc threads for different areas, so you might try looking for your state thread and ask about Seramas near you.
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Ok, thanks! I live in San Diego so I don’t think the cold will be much of a problem
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If it gets too cold I can probably take them inside or set up some sort of heater in their coop.Ok, thanks! I live in San Diego so I don’t think the cold will be much of a problem
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Loads of Serama in SD. I live up north of San Francisco, and they do well here. We have mild winters.Ok, thanks! I live in San Diego so I don’t think the cold will be much of a problem
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Sooo, I have a slight problem. I ordered new chick food for my 3 amberlink chicks but it is shipping kind of late. It’s going to arrive tomorrow but I already almost ran out of food, for the rest of today and a part of tomorrow do you think that some oatmeal and scrambled eggs in their remaining feed will work?
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