Seramas vs. Sebrights

[19hhbelgian]

Well, I don't have any sebrights, but my Seramas are WONDERFUL!!

They are very easy to handle, and are in the pen with my mixed flock, from black australorps to silkies and cochins (bantam and LF) to, well, Seramas

They don't have a problem fending for themselves asnd my big guys don't pick on them. They do have big personalities... See my post here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=225227

I also let them free range during the day

 

[poultryhaven]

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That was just a temporarily cage cause it was cold that night so i brought them in. I gave that pair to my friend about 6 months ago and she's giving them back this week

 

[danielle82]

Do both the sebrights and seramas have the wings that point down?

 

[racuda]

That is only a Serama trait.

 

[canada-goose]

Seramas are great birds. One of my BYC pages is about them!

www.backyardchickens.com/web/viewblog.php?id=36934-my-seramas

It needs work, I know. Anyway, I love Seramas!

 

[Year of the Rooster]

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No it's not. Sebrights also have the downward wings. There is a specific angle for them though.

 

[SeramaLife]

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No it's not. Sebrights also have the downward wings. There is a specific angle for them though.

Seramas aresupposed to have completely vertical wings. What about Sebrights?

 

[Year of the Rooster]

Ondra's Seramas :

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No it's not. Sebrights also have the downward wings. There is a specific angle for them though.

Seramas aresupposed to have completely vertical wings. What about Sebrights?​

They are suppose to hang downward but not as far as the Seramas.

 

[BluegrassSeramas]

You can see the vertical wing on Sammy in the link in my signature...

 

[BoiseBubba]

SERAMAS! Much more docile and friendly, every Sebright ive ever owned was crazy, plus Seramas go broody.