Pheonix Longtailed Bantam

01/10/2023

15/03/2023

Last seasons chick. Looking good.

26/01/2023

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26/01/2023

This ones a beauty. A continuation of Robert Humberdross’s line from Tasmania

12/01/2023

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We have started this page to share information about Animal Husbandry to do with the Pheonix .They a

02/01/2023

Beautiful Pheonix Longtailed Bantam bred by Robert Humberdross

30/08/2022

Just in the process of organising breeding pens.😊

19/07/2022

A couple of next season’s hopefuls 😊

19/06/2021

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05/04/2021

Lovely young Pheonix bantam pullet growing nicely.
The photo does not do this one justice. The beautiful patterns and colours on this one is nothing but show stopping.

15/03/2021

Beautiful
pheonix Chick 5weeks old

21/02/2021

This has a lot of good information , worth the read. https://www.ecopeanut.com/phoenix-chicken/?fbclid=IwAR1NgZuvhXScSxC6lk3Clu9yabU8Nqmvf9vXANoAqlZuJnZ4mv56_CMji6I

Your Ultimate Free Guide To The Incredible Phoenix Chicken Breed Not all chickens are lookers. Some, however, are beautiful… and, as is so often the case in life, the good-looking ones just aren’t as productive in the day-to-day grind. Case in point: the Phoenix chicken. These gorgeous birds ri...

17/02/2021

17/02/2021

I would just like add a few key points of interest , for anyone that hasn't bread Phoenix Bantams before , I have been breeding these for a number of years , and this is what I have found , 1 Protein , because of the feather growth, they need a lot more Protein than a normal tail chicken . 2 They do not like being disturbed , most likely will stress out and start picking on others with them. 3 I have found if they are not free range and you are selectively breeding in pens , I have found it is best to breed as pairs , you will avoid most of the Dominant problems with the hens. 4 Bedding , in their pens I have found , if you use bedding Material that is not long , so it doesn't tangle up in their long feathers. 5 perches , Perches have to be high enough so their tails will not touch the ground , helps keep them clean . 6 Nests , I like to put them off the ground as it keeps things cleaner , and does tend to stop the C**k birds from getting in as much , they are likely to break eggs.

17/02/2021

15/02/2021

Pheonix Longtailed Bantam
Roosters, Hens and Chicks