Seramas post all your pictures

[tiki244]

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Why you not keeping them? Awe they are really cute.. That buff one looks like a boy.

 

[shelleyd2008]

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Why you not keeping them? Awe they are really cute.. That buff one looks like a boy.

I don't want to mess with all the 'special' things I have heard. I really don't want to have chickens in the house all winter! Plus I have enough different breeds already! These were added into a different egg order I had gotten. My son would love to keep them, but he wants to keep everything

ETA: They both act like boys! We'll see what they turn out to be. I really like the buff one, it is very light colored buff. That's why 'she' is Peaches. I would hope it's not a cockerel, might get a complex from the name!

 

[cwc362]

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If one turns out to be a male- you could change the names to Peaches N Herb. You know- Shake your groove thing - Yeah Yeah!!

Wayne

 

[becky3086]

Here is my roo. I need to get good pictures of the three hens. I only have old ones of them.

 

[redchicken]

I love all these pics post more please.

 

[Tx Serama Man]

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SCNA Size Classes

Mature Cocks
Class A - up to 13oz
Class B - up to 16oz
Class C - up to 19oz

Mature Hens
Class A - up to 11oz
Class B - up to 14oz
Class C - up to 17oz

 

[Chickenaddict]

Here is a cockrel from my last hatch, i am guessing he is gonna finish out as a C. Currently for sale so he doesn't have a name.

Faith just under 4 months old all these are the same age. She should finish out as a large A or small B

This is the same serama cockrel in the first pic but next to a cochin bantam for size refference

Another cockrel for sale, I have been calling him pretty boy, He is smaller than the first boy so he will probably finish out to be A or B

This is my favorite pullet smudge, she is reallly tiny and will probably be a very small A

Daisy who is finishing out to be a B i think (haven't weighed her lately, she is broody)

Peanut my favorite cockrel out of that batch, still wondering if he is gonna be a silkie feathered serama, some of his feathers are like soft fine hairs. He is gonna be pretty small to but too sonn to really tell how big they will get at this stage

Dahlia my little sweety, she looks bigger in the pic but she is quite light on her feet, she is a/b haven't weighed her lately either. All my seramas are all under 1 year old

Here is whitey one of my first seramas, scuse his neck dahlia feasts on it every now and again so he has the turken look

This is bernie same age as whitey,dahlia,and daisy, He is my all time fav. such a sweety and loves to make a giggling sound while running thru the house like a madman

 

[wegotchickens]

Very pretty birds Chickenaddict!
I've never heard of silkie feathering on Seramas. Is this an accepted trait, like frizzling in cochins?

 

[Chickenaddict]

Thanks

To be honest i'm not sure. That was my first hatch and he was a result of the black hen dahlia and the orange roo bernie who both have normal feathers I have an orange cockerel like that too, he is going to live with kris aka tiki

. Im wondering if they are gonna grow out of it, they weren't like this when they were younger. I'm kinda baffled lol but they look neat and are sooo very sweet

 

[redchicken]

anyone else I just love this pictures.