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Thanks! I love Cinnamon too! Mine pose if I lightly tap them under their wattles, the roosters tend to pose more naturally. But, the hens need more encouragement. Hopefully this helps!

I am so happy! These are the best birds that I have bred so far! Spartan (8 months) Cinnamon (6 months) I wasn't able to get pictures of my frizzles, they didn't want to stand for photos

Thanks! I can't decide yet either

Here are some chicks from my latest hatch! Only got 2 boys! Anyways here they are! They seem like typical brothers! Always trying to prove that they are better than the other! They remind me a lot of their parents!

Glad to see you back!

[/IMG] Haven't been on this thread for awhile so I thought I would post some pictures of my flock.

Congrats! Travel safe!

I have 7 shipped Serama eggs in lockdown. Today is day 20! One is questionable so I'll be happy if 6 hatch. Last time a couple died in the shell at the end, so I did some research this time and found the suggestion to lower temp at lock down to 98-98.2F so I'm trying that! Hoping it works and...

She looks great!!

That's great! I hope you get more silkied chicks in the future! How is porcupine?

I defiantly don't think this is true for all Seramas. It might have to do with the set up or age groups together, as that is what it looks like from the picture. Seramas are no different than any other breed and will fight. But not all are like this. I'm sorry that this happened, but please...

You have to breed silkied to silkied to get a guaranteed silkied offspring

I have a pair that are about 10 ounces each, they have had great fertility rates. I think if you pair her with a rooster similar in size you should be alright.

I have had the best luck with the temp at 99.5-100 and the humidity at 30%-35%. Good luck!!

I have three 3 week old silkied Serama cockerels for sale! My last hatch was all boys! These guys need to go ASAP!! Only local pickup until the NPIP process is complete. I am very close to Sacramento,CA. $25 each. They look like they are following in their parents footsteps!

Silkied Serama on the left and smooth Serama on the right

He doesn't get anything special. Just the normal chick starter. Some genetics mature faster than others.