Seramas do not fair too well in the cold weather and although ours seemed to be making out ok outside, we decided to not chance anything and bring them indoors. Sooo...they are living VERY spoiled lives right now in our sunroom! I was able to pick up a couple of cheap "pop-up style dog crates" from Target the other day and it does a great job containing the mess from wood shavings and food crumbs. They are such strange little creatures....we have really gotten to spend alot of time with them and can not get over just how relaxed and docile they really are! I had purchased some "chicken diapers" back in the summer so they wouldn't poo on our back patio..these are coming in real handy ever since we moved the birds inside!
I'm really thinking that these little birds could make the Perfect Pet for alot of children! They are soooo affectionate and smart. They love to snuggle and be wrapped in a warm blanket and sleep. They will sit on you lap for hours! They can wear diapers...so absolutely no "house training" is required. Most of the time they poo at night when they roost anyway. They don't eat much and don't require much space at all! You could set them up in a spare room or garage and they would make out just fine! If you go away on vacation...no problem ...a little extra food and water and they are self sufficient! Plus...you have the "girl factor" of being able to dress them up in cute little diapers and chickie clothes! most people don't have "bird allergies" and they are just as clean as any other pet bird! They LOVE to be bathed in warm water(shower or sink). Call me crazy...but I think these little critters make awesome pets!
Seramas are the tiniest breed of chickens on earth! They are sweet friendly little critters to have around!
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
We are hoping to have eggs coming out our ears this Spring!
We have waiting lists forming now for the following hatching eggs:
Serama eggs (50% will be frizzled)
Chocolate Frizzled Polish(50% will be frizzled)
Olive Eggs(Second generation covered by a Black Copper Maran Roo from adamsonacres.com)
Chocolate Cuckoo Maran eggs & Blue Araucana eggs!
Serama & Polish eggs are $32 for 6 eggs(Priority Shipping included $12)
Olive & Chocolate Hatching Eggs are $3 each plus shipping
Serama eggs (50% will be frizzled)
Chocolate Frizzled Polish(50% will be frizzled)
Olive Eggs(Second generation covered by a Black Copper Maran Roo from adamsonacres.com)
Chocolate Cuckoo Maran eggs & Blue Araucana eggs!
Serama & Polish eggs are $32 for 6 eggs(Priority Shipping included $12)
Olive & Chocolate Hatching Eggs are $3 each plus shipping
Winter 2011 Update!
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Eggs Due to Hatch on Thursday!!! 1st attempt incubating!
Well, we have more baby chicks due to hatch out on Thursday!!! So Exciting!!! We have one of our Buff Orpington hens laying on a nest of eggs(olive eggers, chocolate eggers, & blue eggs!)...and the ones that wouldn't fit under Mama hen went in my new incubator that Jim got me for my Birthday!!! So the plan is to see how many hatch out and give them all to Mama Hen (Wigglely as Ben calls her) to raise! I think all of our other sizzle chicks are sold from our last hatch!!! This is so much fun!
Toddlers...Seramas...& ...Diapers!
Here's a few pics of our little Serama Flock sportin their new chickie diapers! Thanks to a very sweet lady in Virginia who sewed these up for me...I no longer have to worry about chickie poo in my bakcyard with the boys!!! Sweet deal!!! Now the boys can enjoy their chickies & I can enjoy a poo free patio & yard for the boys! And the boys can in turn enjoy playing with their chickens!
Win Win!!!
Win Win!!!
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