I haveeee a questioonnnn?!?!?

[Cryss]

What a handsome boy!

 

[Animal-lover339]

Wow that is a gorgeous rooster, bit big for your bantam though.

Thank you very much,I know sadly

 

[pallas]

You might be able to find a smaller frizzle rooster to breed with your little hen!

 

[Animal-lover339]

You might be able to find a smaller frizzle rooster to breed with your little hen!

I might just try that

 

[Cryss]

So how many birds do you have? Are all your hens bantys? How long have you had them? And where are you, not specifically, just state wise. Introducing new birds needs a specific routine for health and safety so knowing this stuff will help us give you much better advice. Doing some of the experimental breeding you mention sounds exciting. He's a pretty boy to use. Health and safty first.

 

[Animal-lover339]

So how many birds do you have? Are all your hens bantys? How long have you had them? And where are you, not specifically, just state wise. Introducing new birds needs a specific routine for health and safety so knowing this stuff will help us give you much better advice. Doing some of the experimental breeding you mention sounds exciting. He's a pretty boy to use. Health and safty first.

I have two roosters one is a game bantam,and the big frizzle one no breed hen and thebantam hen and 4 chicks,I've had the bantams for maybe 3 or 4 weeks,I'm in Puerto rico,thank you

 

[Cryss]

Oooh. Babies! Do I understand, they are bantys too? Cool! I hope for you they are all pullets. Remember, for every rooster you need 10 hens.
Lots of good advice is found on here. Glad you joined us!

 

[Animal-lover339]

Oooh. Babies! Do I understand, they are bantys too? Cool! I hope for you they are all pullets. Remember, for every rooster you need 10 hens.
Lots of good advice is found on here. Glad you joined us!

Oh lord I only have three hens,yes there is great advice

 

[Animal-lover339]

So new update I took a risk and they successfully mated,might get some eggs soon

 

[The Moonshiner]

So new update I took a risk and they successfully mated,might get some eggs soon

If you're really concerned just don't keep them together.
Put them together like one day out of the week and separate the other 6 days.