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[pressure_cooker]

i still see red/orange on fin

so it is not a malaysian golden then? so you can say it is a xb crossed to a RTG?

 

[Hao]

nah idk im just saying theres no more Full Golds like not red/iorange

 

[pressure_cooker]

nah idk im just saying theres no more Full Golds like not red/iorange

try checking the other forum, i just saw a xback/malaysian golden that has a yellowish tail.

 

[zerojquan85]

sigh.... this never gets old...

 

[TheRealMacDaddy]

Well then Hao, you must have pretty good eyes.

 

[jlnguyen74]

so it is not a malaysian golden then? so you can say it is a xb crossed to a RTG?

It's a xback, which is a production of Malaysian golden cross with RTG. How many time do I need to repeat myself?

Well then Hao, you must have pretty good eyes.

Or you may need a trip to local optometry office, since there are two tones of color in the fish tail, dark on top, red on bottom

try checking the other forum, i just saw a xback/malaysian golden that has a yellowish tail.

How about a link to the picture?

 

[jlnguyen74]

now explain why crossing a RTG to a XB would help increase the shine of a XB arowana? go ask a asian arowana farmer about that. XB a hybrid, i dunno about that.

todays xb is still a malaysian golden improved and bred by the asian arowana farmers based on the desire quality of the farmer or the buyer and even the trend, maybe in the future they will once re introduce the classic looks of asian arowana ( if asian arowana fans would want that )

malaysian goldens today are improved over the classic malaysian goldens by selective breeding and inbreeding by asian arowana farmers. still they are malaysian goldens, or xb or pahang gold or gold gold. or whatever name you want to call but at the end of the day it is still a malaysian golden.

Who say crossing a RTG and XB will increase the shine? Crossing is more about quick buck. Like a farm will tell you, "Well we cross the Malaysian Golden to a RTG because we couldn't find a Malaysian Golden to breed with it." Of course they'll tell you what you like to hear, like "improve"

 

[pressure_cooker]

Who say crossing a RTG and XB will increase the shine? Crossing is more about quick buck. Like a farm will tell you, "Well we cross the Malaysian Golden to a RTG because we couldn't find a Malaysian Golden to breed with it." Of course they'll tell you what you like to hear, like "improve"

hayssss... your replies do confirm that you really have small or no understanding about asian arowanas. Malaysian Golden is just another term for XBACK, if what you claim is true, then there should be no xbacks in the market.. and if is crossed to a rtg then it would only have a 5-6th level of shine that don't cross. farms tag these cross as HBRTG. there are ponds full of pure xback which is another term for malaysian golden. which produce a baby malaysian golden or xback. just because an xback/malaysian golden as redish/orange tail it means a cross between a xback/malaysian golden and rtg. have you watch farmers harvest their prized arowanas?

and why would i use/post someones picture without authorization? you can check it yourself.

and try asking the vendors here about their 24k golds being a product of rtg and a xback/malaysian golden.

 

[pressure_cooker]

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[jlnguyen74]

hayssss... your replies do confirm that you really have small or no understanding about asian arowanas. Malaysian Golden is just another term for XBACK, if what you claim is true, then there should be no xbacks in the market.. and if is crossed to a rtg then it would only have a 5-6th level of shine that don't cross. farms tag these cross as HBRTG. there are ponds full of pure xback which is another term for malaysian golden. which produce a baby malaysian golden or xback. just because an xback/malaysian golden as redish/orange tail it means a cross between a xback/malaysian golden and rtg. have you watch farmers harvest their prized arowanas?

and why would i use/post someones picture without authorization? you can check it yourself.

and try asking the vendors here about their 24k golds being a product of rtg and a xback/malaysian golden.

Why would xback is not avail in the market, if they're just a production from Malaysian Golden to RTG? Don't you notice that it's also hard to find a true classic RTG with shine only in 4 rows. That's because of the crossbreeding, thus the gold start to develop everywhere, even on a RTG. I rather talk to a wall!