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does nay of your seramas black tailed reds? Db turns a black chick down(extended black, Birchen) into a brown tone

yes...

nice, thanks for the pics old friend

if Choc was use instead of Dun then yes, seems like Mauve has more of a chocolate tone, Platinum blue look more bluish.. but that may be because of the best Platinum blues I have seen are based on Silver instead of gold

Blue(Bl/bl+) Cant dilute Pg and Ml(lacing) on a Extended black background, allowing chocolate(or Dun) to Dilute it... on the rest of the body, blue and chocolate mixed together and makes for a Mauve/Platinum blue colored bird..

I Begg to differ my Friend...!

please keep us posted on the Mauve chicks.... how about the older one? how is the chicks doing and growing? pics?

pay attention to the brown/chocolate looking chick... his dad was a ER/ER brown red Game bird.. mother is a Buff Cochin hen and as adults so as you can see, the chick you posted may look chocolate, but it may not look chocolate at all at a later age

looks to be a Extended Black(E/E) or Birchen(ER/ER) bird with Dark Brown(Db) this gene, dark brown will turn him into a black tail red/orange bird, Db changes the chick´s black down into a brown colored tone...