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[standoyo]

Originally Posted by roadspike

the size is 5inch ++. if u see the real thing u'll be droooling alll over man. not onli one but a few tankful of it.

export quality... very clean...fishism...what is the name ar?

sindhu, this fish is very metallic in colour.
breeding form is metallic blue. eyes pop out liao.

fishism...i enhanced the picture for you as your avatar...

[tropic wonder]

Hi fishism,
Wow! What an eye opener for me on such a beauty flss ? Flawless ...
10 out of 10 ... clap! clap! clap!

cheers!

[pigeon]

haha...ya man...that's why he rather sleep together with his precious fish everynight... So you guys dont ever think of sneak into his place at night!!:P

[pigeon]

Hi stan, are you asking me to trim the part I circled? They will grow back perfectly meh? ummm...i think this will really frighten him man...hehe

Originally Posted by standoyo

nice melon...pigeon, try cutting the frayed fins to set it straight... use sharp blade...works. rub some salt or acriflavine on it...

[baby]

Originally Posted by pigeon

Hi stan, are you asking me to trim the part I circled? They will grow back perfectly meh? ummm...i think this will really frighten him man...hehe

hi pigeon,
won't frighten the fishes. do this fast. "serok" the fish, close his eyes with your hand so he won't jump.(thats the secret when you net your fish. always close one of their eyes to prevent them from "loncat-loncat"). use a scissor can too. but not trim the hard fin(the front). soft fins(back fins) can grow perfectly but need time. that can be cause by "jamur" (how to say this in english, stan?) better don't use acry but methylene blue will be better.

[standoyo]

hi pigeon,

you can afford to trim it all the way back and just a millimeter in... will grow more evenly otherwise there will still be a break...

baby's good fish handling tip.
plan carefully. a soft damp cloth on a flat surface[chopping board? hehe] cover head and gills area. stretch the soft rays and use a sharp cutter to make a straight cut.

baby, jamur in this case you mean fungus?

i'd say for operation like this we should be more worried about bacterial infection[fin rot] than fungus.[if fin rot then back to square one! nye nyear!]

i'd stick to acriflavine and put a little salt in the water...

[baby]

Originally Posted by standoyo

hi pigeon,

you can afford to trim it all the way back and just a millimeter in... will grow more evenly otherwise there will still be a break...

baby's good fish handling tip.
plan carefully. a soft damp cloth on a flat surface[chopping board? hehe] cover head and gills area. stretch the soft rays and use a sharp cutter to make a straight cut.

baby, jamur in this case you mean fungus?

i'd say for operation like this we should be more worried about bacterial infection[fin rot] than fungus.[if fin rot then back to square one! nye nyear!]

i'd stick to acriflavine and put a little salt in the water...

hi stan,

thanks for the translation. sorry you are right it's fin rot. but sometimes can cause by fungus too.
aiyo, cannot put the fishes lay on the damp cloth la.... can "loncat-loncat". you have to hold it with one of you hand and the other start trimming.

[dswwong]

Potong here potong there.....Ahyoo..........

May God have mercy on the poor fishes.

I dont think i can bear the sight of cutting the fish down even though it means it will look better (hopefully) in the future.

let it be...let it be...........

[pigeon]

thanks Stan and Baby for your advice, next time if got a more serious fin rot case, i will know how to handle it...Well everybody hopes their fish is perfect...But I guess i will just let it be for my case.

Ok,enough said for my case...let's see more photos in gallery....anybody wanna share your red fish with me??

hehe...Stan when can u post ur MP?

[standoyo]

haha...do this 2 hours after lights off. fish calmer...
mp's will be unveiled on CNY hahahaa!