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25-02-2005, 03:41 PM | #71 | |
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25-02-2005, 06:28 PM | #72 |
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Well done! Keep the discussion going as it is going to benefit a lot of pple in this forum. Can't wait for the next round. Once again, thank you very much.
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25-02-2005, 07:00 PM | #73 | |
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Can any bro, provide me some pics on the 2 type of xb gold. thanks |
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26-02-2005, 03:25 AM | #74 | |
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as for the picture taking part, wat i mean is, lighting play a very important role in defferent colour base aro. a gold base, or so-called full gold xback, or blue base xb, green base xb, blue base red & so on, defferent lighting makes defferent effect. if u r taking photo at a com tank, if there r gold, blue base xb, green, red, sliver etc, certain colour lighting benefit certain aro, not all. so, using yellow lighting will cartainly benefit gold base xb. if u r using red lighting, it will benefit red aro, can't compare like that. i might sound unfriendly, but if u know me, u should know i'm not. wrx |
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26-02-2005, 03:51 AM | #75 |
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to me, i define xb into gold base, blue base, green base ( quite rare nowaday but in the old day, this is consider lower grade xb ) & half gold bule/green xb.
a gold base xb to me is full gold, regardless of wat colour base xb it is, the rim, is definately gold. the defferent is the core colour. a gold rim xb with gold core? ??? should be wat xb? to me is a full gold, a gold rim ( thick ) with blue/green core ( regardless of whether deep or light ), is a half blue/green xback. a rold rim ( thin of course ) with blue or green base core, is a blue or green base xb. wrx |
26-02-2005, 03:55 AM | #76 | |
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26-02-2005, 03:58 AM | #77 | |
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26-02-2005, 04:07 AM | #78 | |
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Guess you get me all wrong again. For example, .. when you go fish shop and buy a small arowana.. the seller tells you this is a full gold.... meaning this is a full gold arowana in his perspective... . And his perspective is the fish will grow up to be full gold although it may not exhibit gold base at that time. If u go thru' the discussion, we are trying to illustrate the description of the base color. Some more my intent is clearly illustrated in my earlier reply to you. About my "full gold" aro... you are trying to confirm what i mentioned is true or not.. ? Very simple, during stock take or harvesting, we take a pic to confirm my view. I can tell u upfront this is a gold base aro coz I have seen the fish when I feed it. I like ppl to ask me questions, but again, no one likes to be misintepreted. |
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26-02-2005, 04:16 AM | #79 | |
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farm say full gold meaning it will turn into wat wat wat, is already misleading. u r an old bird in aro i know, but not all hobbyist r. wrx |
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26-02-2005, 04:22 AM | #80 | |
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i term full gold as : fully gold. Ideally .... but no fully gold fish in this world.. head part sure dark dark.. some dark color here and there.. but percentage of gold coverage is very high unlike normal cross back. so to be fully gold, the base color cannot be other color but gold.
blue based cross back, green based cross back.. gold based cross backs.. the color mentioned here is the adjective to the base. It tells you what color the base is but never tells you the gold coverage % of the entire fish. This is my view. Quote:
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