Serama Hatching Eggs for Sale – World’s Smallest Chicken Hatching Eggs
If you’re searching for Serama hatching eggs for sale, you’ve found a wonderfully tiny breed with plenty of personality. Seramas are recognized as the smallest chicken in the world, standing only 8–12 inches tall, making them a favorite for backyard keepers, breeders, exhibitors, and families looking for charming miniature chickens.
Why Choose Our Serama Hatching Eggs?
When you order from our flock, we focus on healthy, fertile eggs and careful handling from our breeding pens to your incubator.
- NPIP certified flock for added confidence in flock health and biosecurity
- 85%+ fertility from our carefully selected breeding birds
- Show quality bloodlines chosen for excellent Serama type and characteristics
- Tiny pets great for apartments and small backyard setups where space is limited
We’re proud of our flock and take the time to collect, inspect, and package each egg with care.
What Are Serama Chickens? The World’s Smallest Chicken
Serama chickens originated in Malaysia, where the breed was developed from small bantam-type chickens and selectively bred for extremely small size, upright carriage, and a distinctive confident appearance. Over time, Seramas became popular beyond Malaysia and are now treasured by poultry enthusiasts around the world.
One of the most appealing things about Seramas is their personality. Despite their tiny bodies, these little chickens often have big attitudes. They can be friendly, curious, active, and surprisingly confident around people. With regular gentle handling, many become excellent companion birds.
Their size is what makes them especially remarkable. Adult Seramas generally stand only 8–12 inches tall, although individual birds can vary. They have compact bodies, short legs, upright postures, and an elegant appearance that makes them stand out in a mixed flock.
Seramas are also popular with exhibitors because of their distinctive stance and show presence. A good Serama can look almost regal despite weighing very little.
For backyard keepers, their small size means they require less space and consume less feed than standard chickens. They still need proper shelter, clean water, nutritious feed, protection from predators, and appropriate temperatures, but their compact nature can make them easier to accommodate.
Whether you’re interested in breeding, showing, keeping miniature poultry, or simply enjoying these fascinating little birds, Seramas are a breed that rarely fails to attract attention. 🐣
What’s Included – $65/dozen Serama Eggs
Our Serama hatching eggs are $65 per dozen. We carefully collect and prepare fertile eggs from our breeding flock so they arrive ready for incubation.
Each dozen includes:
- Fertile Serama hatching eggs
- Free foam shipper for added protection during transit
- Careful packing designed to reduce the chance of damage during shipping
Because hatching eggs are a natural product, every egg is unique. We recommend placing eggs into your incubator as soon as practical after they arrive and following proper incubation procedures for the best possible results.
Shipping & Hatch Rate Guarantee
We offer nationwide shipping so poultry keepers across the country can enjoy our Serama bloodlines. Eggs are packed with foam protection to help cushion them during transportation.
Shipping can be stressful for hatching eggs, and no breeder can completely control what happens once a package leaves the farm. For that reason, we take extra care with preparation and packaging before your order heads out.
Depending on the order and availability, extra eggs are sometimes included as an added cushion against shipping-related losses.
Remember that hatch rates can be affected by shipping, handling, storage, incubator settings, temperature fluctuations, humidity, and other factors. Even with excellent fertility, a shipped egg cannot guarantee a live chick.
Serama Hatching Tips for Beginners
If this is your first time incubating Serama eggs, keep these three basics in mind:
- Set your temperature at 99.5°F. A forced-air incubator should generally be maintained around 99.5°F. Avoid frequent temperature swings and monitor your incubator with a reliable thermometer.
- Aim for approximately 50% humidity. Humidity requirements can vary with your incubator and local conditions, but around 50% during the main incubation period is a useful starting point. Adjusting based on egg weight loss can provide more precise results.
- Expect an earlier hatch. Serama eggs can hatch around day 19–20 rather than the traditional day 21 associated with many chicken eggs. Start watching closely as the expected hatch window approaches.
Give your incubator time to stabilize before setting your eggs, avoid unnecessary opening during the final days, and make sure chicks have a warm, safe brooding area ready before hatch day.
Order Your Serama Hatching Eggs Today
Ready to add some of the world’s tiniest chickens to your flock? We’d love to help you get started with fertile Serama hatching eggs from our flock.
Call us at 754-279-1732 or order Serama hatching eggs online.
Looking for other small poultry breeds? You can also explore our Bantam Hatching Eggs for Sale.
FAQ
How small are Serama eggs?
Serama eggs are notably small because they come from one of the smallest chicken breeds in the world. Their exact size can vary depending on the individual hen, but they are substantially smaller than typical standard chicken eggs.
Are Seramas good for beginners?
Yes. Seramas can be a rewarding choice for beginners who are prepared to provide proper housing, nutrition, warmth, predator protection, and regular care. Their friendly personalities and tiny size make them especially appealing as companion and exhibition birds.
How long do Serama eggs take to hatch?
Serama eggs can hatch in approximately 19–20 days, which is earlier than the commonly expected 21-day chicken incubation period. Begin monitoring your incubator closely as you approach day 19.
Also check our Bantam hatching eggs.
