Serama too small to be in with d'Uccle?

[Delilahducks]

Hi everyone!

I just put in another 6 Serama eggs + 6 d'Uccle and 6 Bantam Cochin.
Quick question about the d'Uccle - these ones are new for me (I have standard Cochin - these are my first "bantam" ones). The eggs I got are quite large, same size as the cochin. How big are d'Uccle - maybe close to Silkie size? Obviously whatever comes out of those eggs is going to be quite a bit bigger than the Serama chicks. I've not see a side by side comparison of the two, nor thought to ask. I also might be so use to Serama that everything is looking gigantic

Will this be a problem in the brooder? (Size wise can I put the Serama in with both d'Uccle and cochin)

 

[WVduckchick]

Hi everyone!

I just put in another 6 Serama eggs + 6 d'Uccle and 6 Bantam Cochin.
Quick question about the d'Uccle - these ones are new for me (I have standard Cochin - these are my first "bantam" ones). The eggs I got are quite large, same size as the cochin. How big are d'Uccle - maybe close to Silkie size? Obviously whatever comes out of those eggs is going to be quite a bit bigger than the Serama chicks. I've not see a side by side comparison of the two, nor thought to ask. I also might be so use to Serama that everything is looking gigantic

Will this be a problem in the brooder? (Size wise can I put the Serama in with both d'Uccle and cochin)

I have all 3 - Seramas, bantam cochins, and d'Uccles. Though all of mine are separated by breed, I think if they grow up together, they should be fine together. I have probably hatched some of each at the same time. I'll check my records and look for pics.

 

[Delilahducks]

I have all 3 - Seramas, bantam cochins, and d'Uccles. Though all of mine are separated by breed, I think if they grow up together, they should be fine together. I have probably hatched some of each at the same time. I'll check my records and look for pics.

Thank you so much!!! These are the three breeds I'd like to focus on, outside of our duckies. Im so glad there shouldn't be any brooder issues