Seramas in western Arizona

[Faiyumi]

Hello, I'm an adoption based breeder located in Tonopah Arizona, 85354. This means you actually get to pick your new companion/flock member. I only adopt out 2+ week old Seramas. This is for their health and safety. They are rather delicate their first couple weeks of life so I spend most of my day tending to the chicks and making sure everyone is doing well. Shipping this breed's chicks is inhumane and I personally won't ship them.

We practice incredible biosecurity here to prevent diseases. Pullerum free stock. Fresh bedding, water and feed. We check for mites weekly and inspect their general health and well-being. Avian influenza is spreading all over the world right now. For your flocks safety you should vet your breeders. Ask about what their/our preventive measures are. It's in your flocks interest as well as my flocks.

I will do my best to visually sex the chicks. I won't really know until at least 5 weeks old. Seramas and most bantams chicks are too small and delicate to sex with other methods. I will meet you away from my house for biosecurity purposes and the chickens will be in an appropriate sized box with lots of ventilation. You can inspect them and get to know them before any money is exchanged. I want them to be a perfect fit for your coop. I can't take anyone back after you leave with them due to AI risks

Seramas are a wonderful breed of chicken. They bring us never ending happiness and I'm sure they will bring many bright days to your coop as well. I'm trying to bring the price of this breed down. Mine are only $50, for all ages with enough support and business I will be getting them down to at least $25 (hopefully even lower). I love this breed and want to share them with the world. I'd love to see you start breeding them too. I'm also working on cleaning up the bloodlines and can't continue my efforts until these beautiful babies are adopted out.

They sound like squeak toys when they crow/egg song. They eat less than larger breeds and need less space overall. That doesn't mean keep them in tiny cages! They do enjoy lots of roosting spots. They really enjoy being held and make wonderful lap chickens. There is still the occasional Serama, who just wants to do their own thing. I'll do my best to tell you their personalities. Never hesitate to ask for more about ones you're interested in.

I also have hatching eggs I can sell for a dollar each (local only).

Ps this is my first post in BST so if I need to add anything please let me know. I attached pics of all my current adoptables. All ages 2-8 weeks.

 

[nchls school]

The birds are beautiful. I also raise serama and I doubt you will sell many at $50 each. There are just too many people selling serama at much lower prices.

 

[Onyxflock]

Hello, I'm an adoption based breeder located in Tonopah Arizona, 85354. This means you actually get to pick your new companion/flock member. I only adopt out 2+ week old Seramas. This is for their health and safety. They are rather delicate their first couple weeks of life so I spend most of my day tending to the chicks and making sure everyone is doing well. Shipping this breed's chicks is inhumane and I personally won't ship them.

We practice incredible biosecurity here to prevent diseases. Pullerum free stock. Fresh bedding, water and feed. We check for mites weekly and inspect their general health and well-being. Avian influenza is spreading all over the world right now. For your flocks safety you should vet your breeders. Ask about what their/our preventive measures are. It's in your flocks interest as well as my flocks.

I will do my best to visually sex the chicks. I won't really know until at least 5 weeks old. Seramas and most bantams chicks are too small and delicate to sex with other methods. I will meet you away from my house for biosecurity purposes and the chickens will be in an appropriate sized box with lots of ventilation. You can inspect them and get to know them before any money is exchanged. I want them to be a perfect fit for your coop. I can't take anyone back after you leave with them due to AI risks

Seramas are a wonderful breed of chicken. They bring us never ending happiness and I'm sure they will bring many bright days to your coop as well. I'm trying to bring the price of this breed down. Mine are only $50, for all ages with enough support and business I will be getting them down to at least $25 (hopefully even lower). I love this breed and want to share them with the world. I'd love to see you start breeding them too. I'm also working on cleaning up the bloodlines and can't continue my efforts until these beautiful babies are adopted out.

They sound like squeak toys when they crow/egg song. They eat less than larger breeds and need less space overall. That doesn't mean keep them in tiny cages! They do enjoy lots of roosting spots. They really enjoy being held and make wonderful lap chickens. There is still the occasional Serama, who just wants to do their own thing. I'll do my best to tell you their personalities. Never hesitate to ask for more about ones you're interested in.

I also have hatching eggs I can sell for a dollar each (local only).

Ps this is my first post in BST so if I need to add anything please let me know. I attached pics of all my current adoptables. All ages 2-8 weeks.

Such pretty colors.

 

[Faiyumi]

The birds are beautiful. I also raise serama and I doubt you will sell many at $50 each. There are just too many people selling serama at much lower prices.

I'm adoption based, I am not selling the chickens as much as connecting them with their perfect humans/home. They are all individuals who deserve the right fit. I'm not looking to sell many or need money today. Most will not find their perfect owner over night and that's frankly a good thing. I want them to be cherished in their home. Maybe it's not the best path forward financially for me but I'm passionate about it so I mean just wish me luck and I'll do the same to you

 

[Jenessa_096]

Oh my goodness, they are adorable! I really hope they find good homes!

 

[swampfox440]

I have a little rooster, he's the cutest thing, has no trouble with the other birds.

 

[Faiyumi]

Oh my goodness, they are adorable! I really hope they find good homes!

Thank you. I appreciate the time I have with them and hope others will too

 

[Faiyumi]

I have a little rooster, he's the cutest thing, has no trouble with the other birds.

Little roosters are kinda impossible not to love. The little crows are the best. I put my very first Serama in with my bigger breed girls. They all love him. It's a little funny watching him try to mate an Australorp but they instantly accepted him as a member of the flock.

 

[swampfox440]

Little roosters are kinda impossible not to love. The little crows are the best. I put my very first Serama in with my bigger breed girls. They all love him. It's a little funny watching him try to mate an Australorp but they instantly accepted him as a member of the flock.

Mine is a little smart thing and he can run fast. I want to get him some little hens this Spring. Our weather is bad.

 

[Faiyumi]

Mine is a little smart thing and he can run fast. I want to get him some little hens this Spring. Our weather is bad.

You're going to really enjoy watching him chase some little hens around. When they all get running about it's pretty funny. I'm sorry about the weather but at least it's almost spring finally.