Your rooster will adjust just fine, and may even be somewhat happy. Any offspring he may sire might be smaller than had the sire been a full size rooster. He will probably rule the roost as Banty's can be quite ruling.
A rooster is male. No, males of any species do not lay eggs. A banty hen lays the eggs.
5 TO 7 YRS
It is part of the phrase "banty rooster" which was short for "bantam rooster" which is a smaller breed of fowl than normal-sized roosters. They're only about half the size of normal ones. The phrase "like a banty rooster" was commonly used to describe a person who acted tough or suave in order to "outman" the others. It can also mean cocky or oversure of oneself. PMZ
Banty is short for Bantam. The old folks back in the day just always call Bantam Roosters, "banty" roosters. In addition this term is used to describe the behavior of some short men who may tend to walk with a swagger and adopt a somewhat exaggerated male posture. They are called banty roosters after the bantam rooster both because of their size and because their behavior can "out-rooster" the more standard sized rooster. Bantams are about 1/4 the size of what is considered a "regular" chicken. They are sometimes referred to as domestic game birds. Most people raise them as pets, unfortunately there are those who still raise and use them to fight. A Banty rooster will try with all his might to mate a standard hen. Whether he can actually make the connection to fertilize eggs is a whole nother question.
A rooster is never too old to crow, he just might not do it as often.
Yes. When a rooster is killed, or dies of natural causes, it will no longer crow. You're welcome.
It is a chicken that is like a banty rooster. The word "Banty" is a rural version of the word "Bantam". So, a Banty chicken is a Bantam chicken, which is a chicken that is 1/5 to 1/4 the size of a normal chicken of that breed.
Crow
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Roosters crow.
caw because a rooster makes a crow and a crow makes a caw so they are opposites.