SERAMA
| Country of Origin | Malaysia | |
| Average Weight | 370 – 540 Gram (Rooster) | 230 – 540 Gram (Hen) |
| Best Suited For | Ornamental and Pets | |
| Growth Period | 3-5 Months | |
| Purpose | Exhibitions | |
| Egg Color | White | |
| Egg Production | 120 – 150 Per Year | |
Product Description
A breed of true bantam developed in Malaysia and named after the handsome and majestic Raja Sri Rama, a mythical character in Malaysian shadow puppet plays. Seramas are the smallest of all chicken breeds, weighing as little as 6 ounces (170 g) and standing only 6 inches (15 cm) tall. Their tiny size and calm, friendly demeanour make them ideal as house pets. Indeed, being small tropical birds they need a warm environment to survive.
Seramas have a single comb, droopy wings, and a full tail held so high it sometimes touches the back of the head. They come in every color normal to chicken feathers but do not breed true to color – a cock and hen of similar color won’t necessarily produce chicks of the same color.
The hens are year-round layers of tiny eggs ranging in shell color from white to deep brown. They will brood and make excellent mothers.
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