Crappy Art
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$1K you are joking, right? here we go again......OK everbody.....let's haggle over aro values. Until now, the average silvers get drop eye and as they age a little harder on the eyes....I'm lucky so far, what do you think Gu Ka'an might sell for. Now I'm gonna go tell him to behave or I'll sell him.wOw! DEFINITELY ONE OF THE BEST SILVER AROWS ive ever seen!!!
Perfect Eyes with Perfect jaw!!! nice body shape and very nice color on the fins...
i wudnt mind paying a thousand for this piece!!!
GJ ON UR TLC...
i envy ur silver.
And to answer a question, my aro came via bucket and was dumped into my tank and I'm hmmmm "a mariajuana fish? cool name he's kinda small............actually pet store gets them from a massive fish warehouse, they are shipped there live from native countries, don't know but how do catch a Aro anyway in the wild at 5 inches? Farm or wild I will research now, I'm curious. The place is in Portland Oregon, many fish aren't available to retailers here at all. I had to have my elephant nose shipped from there.
I picked the 1st one because the glare from the substrate isnt so intense and the color from the green plant accentuates the silver on the fish as well as the blue background.
The other ones are a little more blurry and washed out.
The last pic is good, however the inclusion of the rim line of the tank distracts from the main theme of the photograph. The rim on the tank also matches the redness on the fins and inherently diminishes the effect of the fins being the focal point.
Did i sound like i knew what i was talking about?
The other ones are a little more blurry and washed out.
The last pic is good, however the inclusion of the rim line of the tank distracts from the main theme of the photograph. The rim on the tank also matches the redness on the fins and inherently diminishes the effect of the fins being the focal point.
Did i sound like i knew what i was talking about?
I picked the 1st one because the glare from the substrate isnt so intense and the color from the green plant accentuates the silver on the fish as well as the blue background.
The other ones are a little more blurry and washed out.
The last pic is good, however the inclusion of the rim line of the tank distracts from the main theme of the photograph. The rim on the tank also matches the redness on the fins and inherently diminishes the effect of the fins being the focal point.
Did i sound like i knew what i was talking about?
Righteous. Thank you very much, more input is always welcome, for you, I will remove the duct tape. That's a first.
Definately sounded like you knew what you are talking about. Now that we have that clear, Do you know what you're talking about??? ha ha I should poll more often, the input is fun, plus pic bring out the artist in us from the looks of it. (at least we ATTEMPT to achieve artistic greatness) ha well written reply, thanks!
F-A-N-TASTIC i love the setup!
OK the bidding opens at $1K, do I hear $2K? (he's 3rd cousin by marriage twice remove was an asian...............)ha ha
