~MALAYSIAN SERAMA THREAD~ (PICS!!!)

[ZooMummzy]

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JUST HOW MANY CHICKS do you have right now Zoo Mummzie?? Seems like its up to about 300?

What does Zepher think of all this competition?

Shhhh it's a secret

Nah, actually I only have 13 and Zephyr is quite annoyed with the whole situation LOL

 

[ZooMummzy]

Thanks everyone

She is a little sweetie - and I mean little. I have 3 very, very tiny ones in this last hatch. She came from Chickenzoo along with 4 others ones from this hatch - including a Mille Fleur marked one and the rest came from Pearlysue. They both have frizzled and silkied pens so I'm hoping to get at least some! My other 6 Seramas came from Pamperedpoultry and Mimis_place. I just got another 8 eggs from Mimis_place and box of 24 booted, frizzled, silkied and smooth eggs from an ebay seller who has amazing packing skills. I'm very excited about that batch especially since it will be my last one till fall probably.

And yep, the sleeping photo is her passed out while she was walking. We have one where she is just starting to go down and then that one - plop!

 

[Ra_]

2nd Generation Tribble

 

[froggiesheins]

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[theron]

We finally got our first silkied serama chick! I couldn't tell that it was silkied feathered for about 2 weeks but now today when I was filling the chicks food and water, you could tell that the feathers looked different than the other chicks.
Here is a pic of the father:

 

[ZooMummzy]

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Jealous! Still waiting for mine....

 

[jenfork]

I'm thinking about getting some seramas. I love them! I live in Northern NJ & it's pretty cold here in the winter. Would they survive without bringing them in? I don't have any extra room inside for chickens.

 

[Dipsy Doodle Doo]

HooRay! Got the first Serama egg in over 2 months yesterday. Mine are all outside birds, with no supplemental heat or light. Looking forward to this years breeding season!

Lisa

 

[BerrytangleFarm]

Anyone incubate Serama eggs in egg cartons? I've had success with other eggs, including Silkies, in the egg cartons but was wondering if the Serama eggs are too small for the carton method?

 

[thecochincoop]

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they shouldn't be too small, I've had good luck with hatching very small bantam eggs like that but given the difficulty of the breed I don't know how they would do