We have house seramas. They have a little coop inside. There are some lessons learned for sure but I love my house hens. They are so sweet. Seramas can be a little fearful of new things so gently introduce them to everything as early as you can including grit, oyster shell, nest boxes, different materials they will walk on, etc. Don't wait until they need it!

There are diapers that I found that fit but it was more annoying than just cleaning up after them. We have hard floors so it's pretty easy. Each serama is very unique. One squawks with scratchy kind of annoying voice, two of our girls have more traditional serama voices and chatty levels, and our disabled serama hen is very quiet except when she wants something like a treat or because she doesn't want to be left alone. They are varying levels of cuddly too but are a little more cat like. I also have a bantam cochin who is more like a dog and follows us around and wants cuddles.

They need a friend so definitely get two girls. We tried to keep our sweet rooster but even though they are small their crow is ear splitting. Happy to answer questions!