Thank you TwoCrows, you are very kind. I’m far less knowledgeable than allosaurusrock on anything serama related.
My seramas have been quite broody. All the purebreds, as well as all the future mixes have gone broody at some point, most before they hit a year old.
They are incredibly friendly by nature, but one that has never been handled will be just as wild as any other chicken.
The roosters so far have been incredibly mature, helpful and observant. They are also quite annoying with their little chicken noises.
My line seems to be quite prone to SLM, which I don’t think is true for every serama line, but it’s something to keep in mind.
They are not particularly cold tolerant from what other cold climate serama peeps have told me, but I literally am the worst person to comment on that.
They do more than fine with other bantams, and serama chicks do more than fine with LF chicks. I’ve never kept LFs and seramas together in a coop environment (free range is a different situation, they had done really well there), and I don’t think I’ll ever try. They are just too small for me to be comfortable to keep them with the LFs.
They aren’t the greatest layers, though I’m sure you could guess that. They are however, exceptional fliers.
Hope this was helpful at all!
(Your recent photo submission with the chick in the feeder has voted up fast and I will be using it soon!)
