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Hard work enables this ambitious, status-seeking Rooster to succeed. Practical and level-headed, they do well in a crisis.
This Rooster wants to stand out in a crowd even if it means being considered eccentric by others. They are always looking for a new intellectual challenge for their fertile imaginations.
The Piscean influence makes this Rooster more likeable and cooperative than most. Practical yet sensitive, they don't want bad feelings with others. Inclined to be quite optimistic.
Honest to the point of tactlessness, they want to hear the truth from others. Clever and witty.
Persistent workers -- some call them workaholics -- these Roosters are goal oriented and want the best of everything for themselves and their families.
So full of energy! They combine a restless, inquisitive nature with a talent for organization that brings their dreams into reality. They enjoy limelight and friends.
Softer and more tender than other Roosters, the Cancerian feels happiest and most secure when surrounded by friends and family.
What a combination of signs! Combines dramatic display and a sense of superiority. Yet, the leonine rooster is also sincere and loving.
Logical and methodical, this Rooster can wound with criticism. They apply their exacting standards and attention to detail to their homes and jobs.
This Rooster has a sensitive nature that seeks to avoid any sort of unpleasantness. Intellectual, charming, friendly.
Determination and strong will are characteristics of the Scorpio Rooster. If they want something, they do not give up until they have it. Careful, this could have a sinister side.
Idealistic, cheerful, light-hearted. This Rooster is both happy-go-lucky and philosophical.
CAPRICORN ROOSTER
AQUARIUS ROOSTER
PISCES ROOSTER
ARIES ROOSTER
TAURUS ROOSTER
GEMINI ROOSTER
CANCER ROOSTER
LEO ROOSTER
VIRGO ROOSTER
LIBRA ROOSTER
SCORPIO ROOSTER
SAGITTARIUS ROOSTER
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