I need to know the good andd bad qualities of my seramas. **NEW PICS**

[idahodebra]

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No, they aren't supposed to be, but unfortunately many appear to be. Jap bantams are one of the breeds that went into making the serama, so some of the genes are shared. Due to their popularity, many people have jumped on the bandwagon to make a quick buck by selling poor quality or cross-bred seramas, instead of working to improve the breed. The difference between the ideal serama and the japanese is pretty profound; unfortunately, the ideal serama is pretty hard to come by unless you get to know the good, reputable breeders.

 

[poultryhaven]

New pics hopefully showing type.
I sold the two Black hens and one white roo so i have 3 left.
Weights: White hen: 273 Grams! Class A!
White roo: 377 Grams! Class B!
Birchen Hen: 370 Grams! Class B!

 

[BluegrassSeramas]

Love that silkied roo. The silkied hens are very nice too. Im sure they are good egg layers with nice deep bodies.
The birchen looks like she needs more chest, but has a great tail, and her wings look to be decent length. Im sure she is a lot nicer when she poses!

 

[poultryhaven]

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Yeah I only have one silkied hen but she's so tiny. I also got some serama chicks today. I just posted pics of them if you wanna look at them. I think i'm gonna keep the birchen

 

[BluegrassSeramas]

Im sorry! I thought before, in another post you had a trio of them! Oops!

 

[BluegrassSeramas]

I think the birchen would make a nice breeder.

 

[poultryhaven]

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Don't be sorry lol. I was just letting you know so you didn't get confused. I had 2 white silkied roo's but i gave one back to 4Kidz (Shannon, who I originally got them from and she got them from Jerry in LA) I think the birchen is a little big but i like her