Serama next to a bantam

[GodLovesU]

Can someone post a picture of a serama next to a (different kind of) bantam?Couldn’t find one on the internet. Thanks in advance!!

 

[SilverBirds]

This isn't a great picture, but upfront is one of my Seramas and behind her is a Cochin bantam. These two are roughly the same height but the Cochin has a fuller body type. This Serama, Millie, is one of the biggest Seramas I've owned but she's probably similar sized to what most people get nowadays.

 

[GodLovesU]

Wow!Thanks!

 

[The Birb King]

I have one oegb hen, and she is the same size as my Seramas, just a slightly different body type. No pictures of them side by side sadly

 

[Amer]

Yeah, most Seramas are too big.

 

[pipdzipdnreadytogo]

This isn't a great picture, but upfront is one of my Seramas and behind her is a Cochin bantam. These two are roughly the same height but the Cochin has a fuller body type. This Serama, Millie, is one of the biggest Seramas I've owned but she's probably similar sized to what most people get nowadays.
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I don't see a Cochin bantam in this picture Are you sure you don't have a Cochin mix? The bantam hen in the back looks a lot smaller than my Cochins are.


I don't have any Seramas, but here's a picture of one of my Cochin bantams next to one of my Old English if that helps any. Many Seramas are of similar size to Old English even though they technically should be a little smaller.

 

[SilverBirds]

I don't see a Cochin bantam in this picture Are you sure you don't have a Cochin mix? The bantam hen in the back looks a lot smaller than my Cochins are.


I don't have any Seramas, but here's a picture of one of my Cochin bantams next to one of my Old English if that helps any. Many Seramas are of similar size to Old English even though they technically should be a little smaller.

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I'm sure she's mostly Cochin but she was either very poorly bred or had something else crossed in her. Every other Cochin bantam I've seen was similarly sized to her. As I said before, the Serama was one of my largest so that might be messing with the size comparison. I couldn't find any pictures of my smaller Seramas next to any of my other bantams.
Here are a few more picture of the Cochin and one of her sisters.

 

[GodLovesU]

Well so we don’t have any breed confusion can someone just post a picture of a serama in their hand or next to something relatable like a roll of paper towels or a hairbrush?

 

[fluffycrow]

A serama hen of mine next to an orange. Note that the orange is on the small side

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

I don't have any Seramas, but to be specific, what class are you wanting to see? Class A is the smallest (11-12 oz) and Class C is the biggest (a little smaller than an OEGB).
I'd like to see a comparison myself of Class A with a comparable.