So when I was looking up Japanese bantams I found this on Wikipedia:
"There are different kinds of Japanese Bantams which include Black-Tailed-White, White, Buff, Black-Tailed-Buff, Gray, Blue, Barred, Black Breasted Red, Black, and many more. These are usually referred to BTW, BTB, etc. These chickens have been known to live for up to 13 years with proper care. The Males are fine around offsrping that the females hatch, but as with other chickens, never keep two males together."
I really laughed at that, I've kept three male chickens before without any problem, you just need enough hens. They also spelled offspring "offsrping". Tsk tsk!
"There are different kinds of Japanese Bantams which include Black-Tailed-White, White, Buff, Black-Tailed-Buff, Gray, Blue, Barred, Black Breasted Red, Black, and many more. These are usually referred to BTW, BTB, etc. These chickens have been known to live for up to 13 years with proper care. The Males are fine around offsrping that the females hatch, but as with other chickens, never keep two males together."
I really laughed at that, I've kept three male chickens before without any problem, you just need enough hens. They also spelled offspring "offsrping". Tsk tsk!
