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#1 09-14-2009 02:58:42
- MrsCluck
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SERAMAS
I am looking for Serama chicks or pair in S.C. or close by to ship. Can anyone help?
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#2 09-14-2009 04:51:21
- BantyChickMom
- The Hooker Coordinator
- From: Henderson, NC
- Registered: 02-23-2008
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Re: SERAMAS
Can't help you with the seramas but just wanted to say 
It's better to have loved and lost than live with the psycho the rest of your life
Tammy
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#4 01-22-2010 06:19:33
- skycladfaerielady
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- From: Coatesville, Indiana
- Registered: 01-09-2010
- Posts: 82
Re: SERAMAS
I have just hatched 4 little Serama chicks. I got the eggs of of e-bay. Shipped eggs are hard to hatch, though. About 50% of them end up with detatched air sacs & another 10% end up unfertile, but I gave it a shot.
I have Polish, Houdans, Crevecoeurs, RIRs, BRs, EEs, Australorps, Seramas, Golden Comets & am working on developing my own breed. I have Appenzeller Spitzhaubens in the incy, due to hatch tomarrow.
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#5 01-26-2010 11:47:18
- rachel
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- Registered: 01-26-2010
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Re: SERAMAS
To fiero1967, I am looking for seramas and wondering where in texas you are located.....please email me at jmessmith@netzero.com...I am in mansfield,tx
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#6 07-10-2010 04:14:57
- chickendave
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- From: Paris, Tx
- Registered: 07-10-2010
- Posts: 29
Re: SERAMAS
Hello everyone! I just found this site and am excited to read and share about chickens. I recently bought some Serama eggs online and hatched 15 out of 36 eggs. I was hoping for a better hatch but at least I got a start. When they get older and I know what I have I would be willing to swap birds or maybe eggs with those of you close to me. I live in Northeast Texas.
New Hampshire Reds and Seramas. I would like to get to know Serama other breeders in my area.
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#7 07-10-2010 04:20:06
- chickendave
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- From: Paris, Tx
- Registered: 07-10-2010
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Re: SERAMAS
I forgot to mention the whole reason I was here. I have two pair of adult Seramas. I have collected their eggs carefully and incubated 18 of them. None Hatched. One has gone broody and I have five eggs under her and am hoping for the best. I think they are not getting fertilized. They Roos are always doing their thing. If you know what I mean. What could be the problem?
New Hampshire Reds and Seramas. I would like to get to know Serama other breeders in my area.
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#8 08-19-2010 04:14:50
- silkie_chick
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- From: Piedmont, South Carolina
- Registered: 04-22-2010
- Posts: 166
Re: SERAMAS
I have trouble getting mine to hatch as well I have 1 of 16 eggs i got off ebay soon to hatch and all the eggs i set from my pair only 2 have hatched I am sure I'm doing something wrong because all my other eggs from my american and silkie and D'uccle eggs are hatching fine
Loving mother of a beautiful little 3 year old girl ,6 Silkies,, 3 D'Uccles, and a dozen or so Ameraconas numbers always changing. My wishlist white Americanas, bantam Partrige rocks, bantam marans all colors, and Polish whites with black tops.
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#9 08-23-2010 08:10:29
- skycladfaerielady
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- From: Coatesville, Indiana
- Registered: 01-09-2010
- Posts: 82
Re: SERAMAS
I wish I was closer. I am in Indiana & have 3 Malaysian Seramas (5 & 6 weeks old) for sale. Parents on site. Unsexed.
I have Polish, Houdans, Crevecoeurs, RIRs, BRs, EEs, Australorps, Seramas, Golden Comets & am working on developing my own breed. I have Appenzeller Spitzhaubens in the incy, due to hatch tomarrow.
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