The tiny serama; a Hatching adventure

[fluffycrow]

Here is his son, still a cockerel, who like his sister, was raised under Cruella

 

[GreenJay]

Here is his son, still a cockerel, who like his sister, was raised under CruellaView attachment 3793240

He may be more handsome than his father! Love his color combo!

 

[2ndTink]

Both your guys are handsome!

 

[fluffycrow]

He may be more handsome than his father! Love his color combo!

Both your guys are handsome!

Thank you!

Love his color combo!

His colour is more "proper" than that of his father's. That said, I've never met a better rooster when it comes to caring for hens (and whatever that might entail), watching out for predators, etc than Kolovos

 

[Canadian Wind]

Okay, I'm here!

Please note that I do not have good hatching luck, with my own or others' eggs. That being said, I shall pick Tsouloufali (yes, I typed that from memory) #25 and name it έκτακτος.

 

[fluffycrow]

Okay, I'm here!

Please note that I do not have good hatching luck, with my own or others' eggs. That being said, I shall pick Tsouloufali (yes, I typed that from memory) #25 and name it έκτακτος.

Number 25 is yours! What's the name you want for the egg in English, because I have a feeling google translate did you wrong...

 

[Canadian Wind]

Number 25 is yours! What's the name you want for the egg in English, because I have a feeling google translate did you wrong...

It's supposed to be Exceptionally Special

 

[Canadian Wind]

Now granted, I looked up Special first, and found that in the adjectives, which said Exceptional so that sounded good to me.

 

[fluffycrow]

It's supposed to be Exceptionally Special

OK yeah, that doesn't translate very well into Greek. You know what, it's funky, so it's funny; έκτακτος it is! Even though έκτακτος is for male, the neutral form means something COMPLETELY different

 

[Canadian Wind]

OK yeah, that doesn't translate very well into Greek. You know what, it's funky, so it's funny; έκτακτος it is! Even though έκτακτος is for male, the neutral form means something COMPLETELY different

Well, what does it mean?