Buy fertile Serama hatching eggs online

Buy fertile Serama hatching eggs online

At Game Fowls Ranch, our Serama breeding pens are selectively line-bred to maintain true bantam proportions, proud strutting postures, upright tail carriages, and exceptionally docile, handleable temperaments. Despite their tiny size, Seramas are surprisingly hardy when kept in draft-free environments. Hens produce 180 to 220 small cream-to-tinted eggs annually, laying consistently throughout the year under proper care.

Every hatching egg is hand-selected and inspected prior to packing:

• Freshness Guaranteed: Collected daily from clean nesting boxes and stored in temperature-controlled rooms ($55^\circ\text{F}$–$60^\circ\text{F}$) to preserve embryo viability.

• Shell Quality & Size: Only clean, strong-shelled, correctly shape-graded small bantam eggs with optimal air cells are selected for shipping.

• Specialized Packaging: Eggs are carefully secured in custom-cut, high-density foam shippers or double-boxed egg cartons wrapped in shock-absorbing bubble padding to withstand transit handling.

Product Highlights & Specifications:

• Breed: Purebred Serama (Malaysian Bantam Standard)

• Item: Fresh Fertile Hatching Eggs (Unincubated)

• Incubation Period: 19 to 21 days (micro-bantam embryos often hatch slightly earlier than standard breeds)

• Adult Potential: World’s smallest chicken breed (adult roosters typically weight 10–19 oz, hens 8–16 oz). Features extreme upright posture, puffed chest, vertical tail and wing carriage, and varied color patterns (white, black, chocolate, silkied, and mottled).

• Egg Laying Capability: Prolific year-round bantam layers producing 180 to 220 small cream or light-tinted eggs annually under proper management.

• Incubation Quick-Facts: Standard forced-air incubation requires a temperature of $99.5^\circ\text{F}$ ($37.5^\circ\text{C}$), a relative humidity of 45%–50% during incubation days 1–18, and a humidity increase to 65%–70% during the final “lockdown” phase (days 19–21). Keep close watch starting around day 18, as small bantam chicks frequently pip earlier than heavy breeds.