~MALAYSIAN SERAMA THREAD~ (PICS!!!)

[jerschex]

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Not so, no disqualification (at any show) for an imperfect comb, only points deduction. In the scheme of things, a perfect comb
may be valued at 5 points, one spike missing, or one extra spike, at worst, may be a 2 point deduction. If all things are OK, I would NOT cull a birds for an imperfect (number of spikes) but would for a large comb or a floppy comb (like a leghorn) or a spooned or a rose comb. IMO

 

[HatchingFever]

theres 3 perches and its a pair in a 4 by 2 area.

 

[jerschex]

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Put him with one or two older experienced hens, they'll teach him manners, and beat the c-a- out of him.:D

 

[Cackling Hen]

Here are some updated pictures of ZooMummzy babies I hatched they are 2 weeks old already

 

[HatchingFever]

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Put him with one or two older experienced hens, they'll teach him manners, and beat the c-a- out of him.:D

Thanks Jerry ill try But I dont want him to get hurt BTW way thanks alot for that barred hen you sent me.

 

[SunValleySeramas]

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Put him with one or two older experienced hens, they'll teach him manners, and beat the c-a- out of him.:D

Thanks Jerry ill try But I dont want him to get hurt BTW way thanks alot for that barred hen you sent me.

DUDE you are concerned about your hen, it is a learning experience for a young roo, if you dont want him hurd and you dont want your hen picked on , take him out of the brood pen put him by himself, put a different roo in with the hen and problem solved, you roo is separate the hen is not picked on and it is all OK!! the hens wont kill him they will manner him!!

 

[HatchingFever]

I seperated the hen Ill see if he will be better tommorow.

 

[Cackling Hen]

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what are scissor wings?

 

[ZooMummzy]

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Oooohhh they are adorable!!!!

The weeks just fly by, don't they? I can't believe mine are a month old already....

 

[ZooMummzy]

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Thanks Jerry ill try But I dont want him to get hurt BTW way thanks alot for that barred hen you sent me.

DUDE you are concerned about your hen, it is a learning experience for a young roo, if you dont want him hurd and you dont want your hen picked on , take him out of the brood pen put him by himself, put a different roo in with the hen and problem solved, you roo is separate the hen is not picked on and it is all OK!! the hens wont kill him they will manner him!!

I have to agree. I put my aggressive young roos in with older hens - Serama and other breeds too. It straightens them up right away!