BTW just to let ya know, that cutie Tux won't be as pretty as some tuxedos youve probably seen. If you notice it's chest is almost grey iinstead of yellow (atleast from the looks of it) it will be mostly a tibetan.. but as long as it has white on it when bred to an A & M or a brown carrying A & M it has the possibilty of producing NICELY marked tuxedos
ETA: or bred to a tibetan
It will probably look somethign like this feathered:::
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Yep its a ziptie SOMETIMES i ziptie birds I need to keep track of for one reason or another... but i dont leave them on long, just long enough for them to be separated into pens where they can grow out and i know who they are.
I normally ziptie roos that you can't sex visually that way I always know who the roo is. Those stay on perminantly AFTER the roo is done growing so the ziptie never cuts off circulation. Zipties are very unsafe if not paid attention to. <---had to leave that in just incase someone goes "woohoo cheap legbands!" LOL! I also use small bendable metal peices and shape them into a legband and bend them over a roos leg... stays on and never hurts the bird (never cuts off circulation). I cannot bring myself to pay the high prices for legbands
PS> i wanted to sooo bad say "oh it's just a house arrest legband"