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Oh that's right!! Maybe I'll put the goldens in with my A&M then?

I think that A&M over tux would result in a 50/50 tux and A&M, since the tuxes are made of A&M and tibetan. So the babies would either get 2 genes for A&M or 1 gene of A&M and 1 of tibetan. At least that's my thought! I would think the only way to get a 'true' tux would be the A&M/tibetan cross...

I tried to get a pic of my tux male, but he moved. I think I did too. The pic was just a blur! Next time I get adventurous with the camera I'll try to get a good pic of him. He's not perfectly marked, but he is marked better than either of the hens. Very pretty! My tux-tux breedings are...

He has a couple of black spots, but mostly he's kind of caramel colored. All the other males I had were black spotted on their backs. So, one of my hens (tuxedo) is orange, and all three of the babies are orange as well? That's pretty cool, cause of the two baby orange tux's and the solid...

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Red Tibetans? Red Tibetans again? And again? These are my adult tuxedos. There are (now) 2 hens and a roo. This is one hen, and she is different than the other. See the yellow spikey feathers? So what color is she?? This is the other hen, no yellow spikey feathers. Baby tuxedo, but what...