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Bantam Barred Plymouth Rock Chicks (miniature chickens) (Fullerton)
W. Southgate Ave. near S. Woods Ave
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• Minimum purchase: 3 chicks
• Pullets (female) chicks (1-2 weeks): $10 each
• Cockerels (male) chicks (1-2 weeks): $3 each
• Cockerels (male) chicks (6-8 weeks): $5 each
• Photos of rooster and hen are for reference only -- none available at this time.
Breed Description:
Rare Miniature (Bantam) Barred Plymouth Rocks. A miniature version of one of America's most beloved breeds, known for their outgoing personalities, beautiful black and white barring (stripes), and big red single combs.
These bantam Barred Plymouth Rocks are from show quality stock from Dick Horstman's line out of Pennsylvania. These are high-quality, BEAUTIFUL, bantam barred rocks, NOT hatchery birds which you typically find online.
Contact:
Please contact me by text or CL Chat. If you would like me to call you, text me your name and phone number and I'll call you as soon as possible.
Accepted Payment Methods:
• Cash, PayPal, Venmo, and Zelle are all accepted.
Appointments:
• Text me to set up an appointment.
• I'm available at my home in Fullerton by appointment.
• Please make appointment by text message.
FAQs
Q: Do I still have chickens/are they available?
A: Yes, if the posting is up, they're still available.
Q: What is a bantam? How big do they get?
A: Bantam means miniature. These pullets will only grow to ~32 ounces for hens and ~36 ounces for roosters (about one-third the size of a normal barred rock chicken). They are larger than seramas and kikirikis but much smaller than normal barred rock chickens.
Q: Can you mix regular and bantam chickens?
A: Yes, but I recommend giving blended flocks more space.
Q: Are they definitely female/male/etc?
A: Yes, barred rocks (both standard and bantam) are an autosexing breed... males and females look different from the moment they hatch. I don't sell anything as a pullet unless I'm sure.
Q: Do bantams make good layers?
A: It depends on the breed. Barred Plymouth Rocks are good layers and so are the bantams, they just lay smaller eggs (half the size of a normal egg)
Q: Do you breed any other bantams? Are they available?
A: Yes, but not available at this time.