NY silkied serama rooster tribble

[FishMtFarm]

Offering my super little man, Tyson. He is super manly and ready to continue to make babies. I have retained many of his offspring and they usually stay small or even smaller. He is a silkied splash partridge if I were to define his color. He did get frostbite so his comb is a bit rounded. Asking $20. I am NPIP and can ship.

 

[CutieChicken]

Is Tyson still available? If so, I have a few questions:

1- How old is he?
2- Can you give/show a size reference to give me an idea of how big he is?
3- Do you have any unrelated ladies that could go with him? (I don’t have any Serama hens for him, just OEGBs and a Japanese bantam.)
4- Is he a big all-day crower? (We have a silkie rooster (separate from the flock the Seramas would be with) who crows, but not all the time. We had a bantam cochin rooster who literally crowed all day long without ever taking a break!)

Sorry for all the questions! Thank you!!

 

[FishMtFarm]

Tyson is still available. He turned a year old in July. He is the size of a large grapefruit. He literally can sit in my hand. I do have a silkied hen I could send him with. She is a partridge and is a tad bit smaller than him, however she is only about 5 or 6 months. She won’t get any bigger but will fill out. He does not crow all day. Just a little here and there and it sounds like a midget. Pretty cute. I included a pic of the female for you. She would be an extra $40.

 

[CutieChicken]

Gosh dang it! They’re so cute I really want them!! But hubby is worried that a second rooster will make our silkie rooster start crowing more (they’d be in separate runs, but they’d still be able to hear each other). So no second rooster for me which probably means no seramas either. So sad, I really love the little silkied ones!

 

[FishMtFarm]

Oh well mine are right next to each other and it doesn’t make my silkies are seramas crow anymore. I understand his concerns tho.

 

[NNYchick]

They are so cute, wish they tolerated the cold. I would love Seramas but I heard they need heated coop.

 

[FishMtFarm]

It doesn’t need to be heated, they just need a heat lamp. I don’t heat my coops.

 

[Monkeysmom5018]

Gosh dang it! They’re so cute I really want them!! But hubby is worried that a second rooster will make our silkie rooster start crowing more (they’d be in separate runs, but they’d still be able to hear each other). So no second rooster for me which probably means no seramas either. So sad, I really love the little silkied ones!

I have a Silkie rooster and a Serama rooster who free range together with their girls. The Silkie crows a couple times a day and the Serama only crows when he sees my daughter. Silkie boy was here first and seems to not notice he has any competition lol. Serama boy in pic with my daughter. He’s like her pet puppy!