A MENOR GALINHA DO MUNDO! Conheça a Serama e seu alto valor!

She weighs 250 grams. She stands with her chest puffed out as if she's just come from the gym. She can be kept in an apartment. She takes a bath, lets herself dry in a hairdryer, and sits on your shoulder like a pirate's parrot. She eats so little that 99 birds consume 40 kg of feed per month. And a well-selected trio can generate between R$25,000 and R$30,000 per year. This is the Serama — the smallest chicken in the world, one of the most fascinating ornamental birds in existence, and a market that is growing in Brazil much faster than most breeders realize. In this video, you'll get to know Marcos's breeding farm in Pindamonhangaba, São Paulo — the pens, the breeders, the Dutch, Belgian, Spanish, and American lines, the incubation system with humidity control at 58%, the chicks being reared, the selection and culling criteria, the specific care regarding temperature and wind, the most common mistakes made by those starting out, and an honest conversation about how much it costs, how much it produces, and what you need to enter this market successfully. What is a Serama chicken? How much does an adult Serama chicken weigh? How much does a Serama cost? How many Serama chickens does a trio produce per year? How to raise Serama chickens in an apartment? What is the difference between Dutch, Belgian, Spanish, and American Serama chickens? Why not feed laying hen feed to Serama chickens? What is the ideal humidity for incubating Serama eggs? This video answers all of that with someone who has years of experience and has made enough mistakes to know what works. The biggest mistake people start with Serama are making is feeding laying hen feed. The shell becomes too thick and the chick can't hatch—it pecks and pecks and dies inside the fully formed egg. That's what Marcos lost during the first eight months until he understood what was happening. Today he uses starter feed with a seed mix—millet, sunflower, canary seed, and six other varieties—in a proportion of 70% seed and 30% feed. The chick hatches, the hatching rate increases, and the work starts to make sense. Serama has three buyer profiles. Those who want it as a pet—and this is the largest audience today, including people who raise them in apartments. Those who want it as an ornamental for a farm or ranch. And those who want it as a business. All three have a real and growing market. Marcos prefers to talk before selling to any of the three—because a bird placed in the wrong hands without preparation becomes a loss, generates complaints, and discredits the breed. In memory of Marcos' mother, who passed away the day after this recording. Strength, friend. 📲 MARCOS — SERAMA Instagram: @seramaspbr WhatsApp: (11) 99474-6908 Pindamonhangaba/SP📲 NEVES BREEDING FARM Instagram: @criatorioneves Website: ovosferteis.com.br Courses: galinhaslucrativas.com.br #serama #SeramaChicken #SmallestChickenInTheWorld #OrnamentalBirds #GymChicken #PetChicken #SeramaBreeding #pindamonhangabaSP #saoPaulo #criatórioneves #rodrigoneves #nalidanotrecho #agribusiness #ruralproduction #RareBreed #ExoticBirds #MiniatureChicken #profitability #profitablepoultry #incomeWithPoultry