Fun Facts
Japanese Bantams are a true bantam, which means they were developed as a naturally small breed and do not have a full-size counterpart.
They are famous for their very short legs and tall upright tail, giving them a unique, elegant look that makes them easy to recognize.
This breed is also known as the Chabo.
Japanese Bantams are kept mainly as an ornamental or fancy breed, admired for their appearance and personality.
Hens lay small cream-colored eggs and are known for being excellent broodies.
They are small birds overall, with mature males around 26 ounces and females around 22 ounces.
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