serama chickens

[Pippy Piper 490]

Hi I'm new here I heard of a new breed of chickens called serama can anyone tell me were I can get some near clearfeld PA

 

[Yorkshire Coop]

Hi

Glad you could join us here! You might like to pop by your state thread for other members in your area who could point you in the right direction. State threads can be found here ~ https://www.backyardchickens.com/f/26/where-am-i-where-are-you
There is also the buy sell trade section ~ https://www.backyardchickens.com/f/67/buy-sell-trade
Once you have a post count of 20 you could also post a wanted ad.

Good luck in your search and enjoy BYC

 

[sunflour]

glad to have you join us.

Good luck in locating the Seramas.

 

[N F C]

Seramas are such a pretty breed, I hope you can find some. Here's a link to the serama thread, you might enjoy reading the posts and seeing the pictures:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/415294/american-serama-thread

Good luck to you!

 

[BantamFan4Life]

Welcome to BYC! I'm glad you joined us!

 

[drumstick diva]

Actually Seramas aren't new. They originated in Malaysia to be house pets, they are among the smallest breeds of chicken. They also make great house pets., because they do not need a lot of room, and tolerate confinement well. You can learn much more about them at the "Serama " thread, and learn about house chickens at " people with house chickens."

 

[NickyKnack]

Hello!

Welcome to BYC and the coop! There's a lot of great peeps here! Feel free to ask lots of questions. But most of all, make yourself at home. I'm so glad you decided to join the BYC family. I look forward to seeing you around BYC.

 

[IHeartPoultry]

I love Seramas, I've yet to own some, but they look like quirky little guys

Good luck with your Serama adventures!

 

[Hennypenny15]

Hi I am in Indiana and I have Serama. A good place to go is (Serama Marketplace) They do have a lot of show quality birds but also pet quality. These are great birds friendly and easy to work with.

 

[Hennypenny15]

i do want to say that they are not winter hardy here and need to be inside with temp 40 degrees or higher. They do not have regular sealed feathering like normal chickens. Cold air gets under feathers and they can not stay warm.