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Serama Bantams are
the world's smallest and
rarest chicken. I have been
lucky enough to purchase a
quartet of class B/C
Seramas. Owning these
fascinating birds has
enabled me to produce the
FIRST British Serama
Bantam Community Forum
more..
This is packed full of
advice, photos, discussions
and info written by serama
enthusiast throughout the
country. The
Malaysian Serama bantam is
considered a living work of
art, due to their striking
and unique appearance. They
are elegant, regal and
confident, and yet have
tremendous characters and
adore human interaction.
Much of the development of
the breed is due to the
determination and belief of
Wee Yean Een. His selective
cross breeding over many
years has achieved the bird
we know today.
Seramas are classed by their
weight. Class A are up to
350 grams, Class B 500 grams
and Class C 600 grams with
the A's preferred. They also
do not breed true to size,
colour or type so every
hatch is a surprise! . Click
here to enquire about hatching egg
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Chinese geese are one of the most graceful and smallest of all domestic geese. They come in two colours; White and Brown. I keep
Brown Chinese Geese.
The Chinese Goose was domesticated over 2000 years ago from the Swan Goose. Even to this day, many people refer to them by this name simply because of their beauty and elegance.
They are good grazers and will keep any grass well trimmed and at the same time, alert you to any unknown faces or predators.
The females lay a good amount of eggs in a season and, if allowed, will incubate and care for their young with complete devotion.
Click
here to enquire about hatching egg
availability.
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