I have a quad of seramas in my basement office turned chicken central. I brought in another broody hen in a seperate brooder who is sitting on 12 eggs. Must have rubbed off on the serama hens because they are both broody and sitting on eggs, one has 6 of her own eggs under her and the other has 3 cochin eggs plus one of her own. I think i did the math right but thats 22 fuzzy butts im gonna be stuck in the house with over the winter. I think im certifiably nuts at this point, sounded like a cool idea at the time but now im up the creek without a paddle and have 2 serama roosters with no hens. So far the roosters have gotten along with each other as well as the hens but heck this might just push them over the edge. Does anyone think by chance they will continue to cohabitate together or should i get to building yet another enclosure? I feel soo bad for those boys and if i could find a few hens around to "tide them over" i would but nothing in this area but standard size chickens and thats not happening those standard girls would smoosh those boys with one foot. Any advise?
This is a pic of the box i built for them, i use the space under it to store feed and bedding but thinking of making it a double decker
This is a pic of the box i built for them, i use the space under it to store feed and bedding but thinking of making it a double decker
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