Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam

Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam Chicken

At Chicken Coop Company, we proudly offer the Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam, a rare, miniature version of the standard Wheaten Cubalaya. Originating in Cuba, this unique breed is known for its distinctive low-carried tail and hard-to-find status, making it a prized addition to any flock. 

We sell these beautiful birds exclusively as baby chicks. Browse our website to learn more about the Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam, or contact our team for additional information. Place your order today, and we’ll ensure your chicks are shipped to you promptly!

Health and Care:

• Tough and Hardy: The Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam is a tough breed, can handle mild and warm climates. They are good for warmer temperatures, their small size helps them to stay cool in the heat. But in cold climates they will need a well ventilated, dry shelter to protect them from winter.
  
  

• Disease Resistance: The Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam is generally a healthy and disease free breed. But like all chickens they can be prone to common poultry problems like mites and lice. Regular grooming, feather inspections and a clean coop will help prevent health issues.
  
  

• Low Maintenance: These bantams are low maintenance when it comes to care. They need a balanced diet, fresh water and a clean dry living space. Their active nature also means they benefit from free range where they can forage for food and exercise.

Egg Laying:

• Moderate Egg Production: The Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam is not bred for egg production but it is still a good layer of small white eggs. They lay around 150-200 eggs a year which is moderate compared to other breeds. They may not produce a lot of eggs but they will give you a steady supply for personal use or small households.
  
  

• Seasonal Laying: Like all chickens egg production will slow down during the winter months due to shorter daylight hours. But providing supplemental lighting will help maintain egg production year round although it will still be less than other high output breeds.
  
  

• Small White Eggs: The eggs they produce are small and white which is characteristic of bantam chickens. These eggs are good for personal consumption or small scale egg production.

Temperament:

• Feisty and Active: The Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam is active and feisty breed with a gamebird mentality. They love to roam and explore so they are good for free range where they can exercise and forage. Their energetic nature makes them perfect for those who want a lively bird in their flock.
  
  
  

• Friendly: The Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam is generally friendly and sociable. They get along with other chickens and can be kept in mixed flock. They are active and independent but not aggressive and will coexist peacefully with other breeds.
  
  

• Independent: Despite being sociable the Wheaten Cubalaya Bantams are also quite independent. They don't need human interaction for entertainment and are happy to roam on their own. Their independent nature means they might not be as attention seeking as some other breeds but are still friendly and easy to manage.

Appearance:

• Beautiful Wheaten Feathers: The Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam has beautiful wheaten feathers which are light golden brown and reddish brown. Their color is warm and inviting and contrasts well with their dark eyes and small sleek body. The mottled effect of the feathers gives them a unique and elegant look.
  
  

• Slender Athletic Build: The Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam has a slender athletic build with long neck and sleek body. Their small size makes them agile and quick to move in free range. Hens weigh around 1-1.5 pounds and roosters weigh around 1.5-2 pounds.
  
  

• Elegant Posture: The Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam has a graceful and upright posture that adds to their elegance. The long neck, slender body and proud stance makes them look like a gamebird. They carry themselves with natural confidence that adds to their charm.* Small Comb and Wattle: The Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam has a small single comb and small wattle which are usually red in color. The comb is proportionate to the bird’s size and the wattle complements the face without overpowering it.
  
  

• Bright Eyes and Sharp Face: Their bright eyes show their alertness and curiosity. The sharp face and keen awareness is typical of the Cubalaya breed which is naturally observant and quick to respond to changes in their surroundings.
  
  

What is a Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam?
A rare, miniature version of the Wheaten Cubalaya with a low-carried tail.

Where does the Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam originate?
This breed originates from Cuba.

Is the Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam available as an adult?
No, it’s available only as baby chicks.

Is the Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam a rare breed?
Yes, it’s considered a hard-to-find breed.

Where can I buy Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam chicks?
Available at Chicken Coop Company—order now for prompt shipping!

Wheaten Cubalaya Bantam Facts