03 Aug 2010 - Development of a "Rejected" Blue

[Koji]

Was suppose to export these pieces of blue base crossback but was refused due to their development at that point of time (look like highback RTG eh?).

Standing at my consumer's point of view, I got to agree with him if he's paying me good money for them.

Alright, these are the blue before.

And this is one of the blue after a month plus in the farm.

Bottom line, young fish will never display impressive development when they are young thus for those who are rearing juvenile aros do be a little bit more patience for they will develop when they are bigger.
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[meghanashley]

you can the start of it in the first pics. beautiful fish

 

[Koji]

you can the start of it in the first pics. beautiful fish

The thing is most of my customers did not get to see the fish live thus they can only rely on the pictures I send to them so that they can decide on whether to buy or not. And if you look at the first picture, they indeed look like highback RTG instead of a crossback. Even though I know what they are, but my customer won't feel safe parting with their money. Imagine you are gonna pay for a fish at a crossback pricing but the fish look like a RTG. That's a huge gamble isn't it?

So to be fair, I just need to select another few more. This is the very least I can do eh? Good thing my playground is a breeding farm and I got enough resources here for me to choose.

End of the day, I want my every one of my customers to feel good with what they are gonna own.

 

[Hao]

Nice!

 

[goestonemoa]

oohh

 

[eyft23]

absolutely stunning.....

 

[Intruder]

Nowdays, the customers expectation has gone higher.. As for me, its not how you set the bench mark for a young quality fish, its actually how the hobbyist groom the fish to become a beauty

 

[CrAzYNeSs]

DAMN! What size are those babies??