The Seramacauna

[CountrysideLife]

Seramas and Ameraucanas are my two favorite breeds. Both being combined into one bird would be awesome.

Eggs of blues/green shades from the Ameraucanas & the wild color patterns of Seramas!
You would have people (I’m definitely one!) wanting to get their hands on some!

 

[SilverBirds]

Eggs of blues/green shades from the Ameraucanas & the wild color patterns of Seramas!
You would have people (I’m definitely one!) wanting to get their hands on some!

Yes please! A tiny bird that lays itty blue/green eggs, has a muff, big chest, and the endless variety of colors and patterns. My dream bird!

 

[All4Eggz]

I’d be first in line for some hatching eggs.

Like someone already said, though, this will take years to achieve the traits that are wanted.

 

[PippinTheChicken]

Watching! This will be fun- I love the name too!
Any chance you'd wanna breed a mille fleur frizzle cochin to a mille fluer d'uccle? I'd live to see what that looks like!

 

[Chikyboy]

I’d be first in line for some hatching eggs.

Like someone already said, though, this will take years to achieve the traits that are wanted.

Thanks!

Yeah, and I currently don't even live at a place where I can breed chickens, which adds another 5+ years.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Exactly what I had in mind!

If that’s what you want, I would use d’anvers instead of seramas, since they have the upright stance, small size, and already have a beard and slate legs.

 

[Dinoroar]

Thanks!

Yeah, and I currently don't even live at a place where I can breed chickens, which adds another 5+ years.

If any of my ameraucana eggs hatch I can try a serama cross and see what the f1 chicks look like.

 

[Chikyboy]

If that’s what you want, I would use d’anvers instead of seramas, since they have the upright stance, small size, and already have a beard and slate legs.

True...

 

[Chikyboy]

If any of my ameraucana eggs hatch I can try a serama cross and see what the f1 chicks look like.

Okay!

 

[Dinoroar]

If that’s what you want, I would use d’anvers instead of seramas, since they have the upright stance, small size, and already have a beard and slate legs.

Oh man those d’anvers are some adorable birds.