Hello I am Tom32
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finally your pics are here.
just some words to do the rays justice. personally, i saw the rays at night with limited light. they are just as bright as they look like in the pics (this may sound exaggerating but it is similar to the pics of the rays just that the surrounding is dark). especially the sakuras (flower rays). the patterns of the pearls are also very prominently in the dim condition. i was trying to take some pictures but due to low lighting i cant take any as i dont have any external flash for my camera. even if i have i might not be able to take any too as the pond is quite deep. this is a guage of how low the lighting was n how bright his rays look in the dark.
just some words to do the rays justice. personally, i saw the rays at night with limited light. they are just as bright as they look like in the pics (this may sound exaggerating but it is similar to the pics of the rays just that the surrounding is dark). especially the sakuras (flower rays). the patterns of the pearls are also very prominently in the dim condition. i was trying to take some pictures but due to low lighting i cant take any as i dont have any external flash for my camera. even if i have i might not be able to take any too as the pond is quite deep. this is a guage of how low the lighting was n how bright his rays look in the dark.
Welcome Tony!
I told u before, u have the best Sakuras and Tigers collection. To get them to this size, u can't be an ordinary ray keeper!
I told u before, u have the best Sakuras and Tigers collection. To get them to this size, u can't be an ordinary ray keeper!
conchabullosa;2656323; said:Welcome Tony!
I told u before, u have the best Sakuras and Tigers collection. To get them to this size, u can't be an ordinary ray keeper!
Hello Michael
Getting them to grow is not so difficult, the most difficult part is getting to produce
You have chosen the right type of rays...they are machan ATM machine.
Regards
