~MALAYSIAN SERAMA THREAD~ (PICS!!!)

[LAseramas KP]

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lol what joey forgot to tell you guys is that hen was the smallest one from that batch she is full grown and at a B class her brother and father is C or bigger even her older sister is a C class so im breeding to my smaller B class rooster to get a few that size

 

[YB192004]

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That sucks!!!!! What about your dad???? Just keep your best unrelated pair for him to raise for you, a pair is all you need to restart your flock if you do line breeding.

 

[bigb-71]

sorry that was for YB192004 not LAseramas

sorry my bad
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lol what joey forgot to tell you guys is that hen was the smallest one from that batch she is full grown and at a B class her brother and father is C or bigger even her older sister is a C class so im breeding to my smaller B class rooster to get a few that size

 

[bigb-71]

I'm confused . i think

 

[LAseramas KP]

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That sucks!!!!! What about your dad???? Just keep your best unrelated pair for him to raise for you, a pair is all you need to restart your flock if you do line breeding.

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I know bro if you think that suck ...... Thats just the begin just think how my little boy feels when i leave for work and dont come backs for months but thats life im just grateful for all that i have and my family is well taken care of even when im off at work .

 

[YB192004]

FYI,
In all show birds breeding, you suppose to breed for type first then size and the last thing is to correct the color. As for serama, its not alway small size birds will produce small offsprings. I have seen small birds produce large offspring and visa versa, if you ask all the experience breeders they will tell you the same thing.

 

[YB192004]

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Bigb-71, LAseramas KP is the owner of the blk mottled hen. She came out from one of my breeding project.

 

[LAseramas KP]

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i know that is what i was telling gumbii today breed for type then size then color thats always what i been doing since i got into seramas

 

[bigb-71]

ok thank you for straiting things out for me! anyway i would still love to have her. here at west slope seramas. pretty please

 

[SilverPhoenix]

Ray, I'm so sorry to hear about the rooster not making it in the mail. That is really sad and disappointing! That's why I only do eggs through the mail. I got my butterscotch call duck pair through the mail, but I'm never having birds mailed again because it was so nerve-wracking and I've heard too many horror stories.

At least if eggs get messed up it's just eggs.

Definitely, we'll keep thinking about our breeding project and working on it! I'm so excited to see how all these chicks turn out, they're too darn cute! I'm not going to even guess on colors until they're about six months old, though. You're welcome to come and see them any time, though.