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Thank you. Wondering if Serama's are similar to sex as cochin Bantams. Fairly easy? And around 2/3 weeks for most part you will be able to tell male and female apart?

So w I have Acidified Copper sulfate. I see everywhere here too add 1/4 tsp ACS to one gallon of water and give that to drink. Is that still to strong?

Seems this year is a pretty hard year for me and my flock. I am in middle Tennessee. Currently experiencing a particularly lethal strain of Coccidiosis on my farm that corrid is ineffective against. I'm overwhelmed and stressed to the max. I was finally gifted some very expensive and long...

If you make the 1/4 tsp ACS in a gallow of water is that what you give to them to drink or is that solution supposed to diluted again?

Got three Serama chicks recently. Curious what color variety they are. There is one that I'm pretty sure will be blue mottled, another that is white? not sure if that is the proper term. And then the one that appears to be Barred? Wasn't aware their is a Barred variety of Serama's prior to...

Updates on sexes for those chicks?

Very young. Maybe too young but wasn't sure if someone with more experience with this breed might know some nuances about them that I'm not privy to? Two chicks maybe a week or two old

Very interesting. I actually just purchased some CCL chicks and was noticing that some of the females actually had light dots on their heads. Which from what I was reading happens from time to time.

OmGoodnes! I can't! They are just the cutest things EVER! Those little puffy cheeks get me EVERY TIME! LOL Curious if you are a breeder or if you purchased them? And what color their shanks are at this age? I'm guessing that the lighter ones are the self blue and the darker ones are the...

Would love to see pictures of everyone's true bantam Ameraucana's, especially in Self Blue/Lavender. Also interested in looking at standard Ameraucana's. Would love to see examples of down color and shank/feet color

Agree on the Orpingtons (really any color Orpington though) BUT my Easter eggers are the loudest cackling bunch there ever was! Lol 😆

Here's another question though, something I've been wondering here lately- Does a dot on the back of the head as a chick on the down always mean they have the barring gene? No matter what color the dot is? or the rest of the down? Lavender bird with a yellowish dot? Brown bird white dot? Blue...

They are feathering out black and white Barred. I will check foot color tomorrow though

You can spray them with it

So sorry 😔

I'm going to agree with Barred rocks. English Orpingtons are really nice too. As well as standard Orpingtons. I also quite enjoy my bearded silkies and bantam Cochins but I'm not sure that I would use them for egg production. You may also want to look into Salmon Faverolles, Australorps, and...

They don't have green tint at all, though. I already looked for that. They have legs very similar in color to your birds when you are looking in person. Hate that photos aren't truly what things are sometimes. What about the completely white chick?

Two chicks like this, one has feathered legs the other does not. White dot on heads. Assuming they will be Barred? Brown and black down. Anyone know what breed they are or possible breeds? Thanks in advance 🥰

Very interesting. That is the exact same color shank/feet color as my rooster in my colored egg pen. Not sure that his color would be recognized though.

Can you show me a photo of what their legs are supposed to look like in chicks and adults?