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Old 03-11-2005, 01:02 AM   #1
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Hi all AF's member,

Here is my Nov05 update of my unwanted xback. Unwanted because I failed to find a new owner for this xback during my last sale. This xback is in the top tank now. When it was in the bottom tank, it was quite stressed as its swam with its dorsal, anal & tail fins closed, especially when it swam passed visitors & me. Also, its pectoral fins were bitten by the SDs.

Blackwater was added to calm my xback in its new environment. Hopefully, with my TLC, the xback development can improve further and it could gain more confidence in the top tank. Now, trying to train it to take BF

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Farm: DFI
Breed: Bukit Merah Blue Cross back Golden (Grade AA)
Cert Date: 30 Jan 2005
Purchase Date: End Feb 2005 @ 5"
Size: about 13+"
Tank Size: 4x2x2
Filter Type: OHF with TOM800
Filter Media: Cool & CR
Light: Philip Daylight tube
PH: 6.8
Water: S7 + Blackwater
Diet: Small frog, SW & Live shrimp
Defect: Slight PLJ
Injury: Pectoral fin was bitten by SD. Now growing back...Not so Nice

Below is the pics. Please comment....

Enjoy the holiday.

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Old 03-11-2005, 01:11 AM   #2
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Can see the shine developed on the 6th level. Overall a nice fish! Hope the pects recover fully.
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Old 03-11-2005, 01:14 AM   #3
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Can see the shine developed on the 6th level. Overall a nice fish! Hope the pects recover fully.

Thanks for your comments, Bro Lobsterman.

The pectoral fins are recovering, I should say 90%.. But not nice

Damn those SDs!!!
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Old 03-11-2005, 01:17 AM   #4
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Thanks for your comments, Bro Lobsterman.

The pectoral fins are recovering, I should say 90%.. But not nice

Damn those SDs!!!
Sianz right? Seems like everytime it's those fellas you least expect that damages your prized fish. My Xback was wacked by smaller greenies before. PB also does some damages to my bigger RTGs...
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Old 03-11-2005, 01:21 AM   #5
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Sianz right? Seems like everytime it's those fellas you least expect that damages your prized fish. My Xback was wacked by smaller greenies before. PB also does some damages to my bigger RTGs...

Ya lor... wonder why the aro never fight back....

BTW, your rainbow xback very nice....how big liao
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Ya lor... wonder why the aro never fight back....

BTW, your rainbow xback very nice....how big liao
Thanks bro.. ard same size as your Xback.
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Old 03-11-2005, 01:45 AM   #7
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It is a beauty when it swims with it finnages open. Very nice young xb with high shine and shiny scale. Very potential!
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Old 03-11-2005, 05:38 AM   #8
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Hi all AF's member,

Here is my Nov05 update of my unwanted xback. Unwanted because I failed to find a new owner for this xback during my last sale. This xback is in the top tank now. When it was in the bottom tank, it was quite stressed as its swam with its dorsal, anal & tail fins closed, especially when it swam passed visitors & me. Also, its pectoral fins were bitten by the SDs.

Blackwater was added to calm my xback in its new environment. Hopefully, with my TLC, the xback development can improve further and it could gain more confidence in the top tank. Now, trying to train it to take BF

Profile:
Farm: DFI
Breed: Bukit Merah Blue Cross back Golden (Grade AA)
Cert Date: 30 Jan 2005
Purchase Date: End Feb 2005 @ 5"
Size: about 13+"
Tank Size: 4x2x2
Filter Type: OHF with TOM800
Filter Media: Cool & CR
Light: Philip Daylight tube
PH: 6.8
Water: S7 + Blackwater
Diet: Small frog, SW & Live shrimp
Defect: Slight PLJ
Injury: Pectoral fin was bitten by SD. Now growing back...Not so Nice

Below is the pics. Please comment....

Enjoy the holiday.
nice Xb....
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Old 03-11-2005, 07:34 AM   #9
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Very nice XB bro.
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Old 03-11-2005, 07:58 AM   #10
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Hi all AF's member,

Here is my Nov05 update of my unwanted xback. Unwanted because I failed to find a new owner for this xback during my last sale. This xback is in the top tank now. When it was in the bottom tank, it was quite stressed as its swam with its dorsal, anal & tail fins closed, especially when it swam passed visitors & me. Also, its pectoral fins were bitten by the SDs.

Blackwater was added to calm my xback in its new environment. Hopefully, with my TLC, the xback development can improve further and it could gain more confidence in the top tank. Now, trying to train it to take BF

Profile:
Farm: DFI
Breed: Bukit Merah Blue Cross back Golden (Grade AA)
Cert Date: 30 Jan 2005
Purchase Date: End Feb 2005 @ 5"
Size: about 13+"
Tank Size: 4x2x2
Filter Type: OHF with TOM800
Filter Media: Cool & CR
Light: Philip Daylight tube
PH: 6.8
Water: S7 + Blackwater
Diet: Small frog, SW & Live shrimp
Defect: Slight PLJ
Injury: Pectoral fin was bitten by SD. Now growing back...Not so Nice

Below is the pics. Please comment....

Enjoy the holiday.
bro i think it's just fated to be with u lor. Keep it lah.
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