Expensive, one off fish. Platinum, albino this and that, over priced plecos, things that are more on the rare side that command a high price. The ''baller'' is going to let you know.What’s the baller style? Expensive equipment?
Expensive, one off fish. Platinum, albino this and that, over priced plecos, things that are more on the rare side that command a high price. The ''baller'' is going to let you know.What’s the baller style? Expensive equipment?
I feel like names such as “fire trimac” and all the other made up names whether about true species or flower horn are pretty cringeworthy tooExpensive, one off fish. Platinum, albino this and that, over priced plecos, things that are more on the rare side that command a high price. The ''baller'' is going to let you know.
I'm not quite sure myself. But what I understand is that "JDM" style of fishkeeping refers to the "Asian" Style of fishkeeping where the stocking density is very very high. Some people like it some don't. I personally hate such tanks. It seems like a Hodge podge .I must admit I didn't know what JDM meant, and after looking it up I still can't put my finger on it.
The first thing that pops up in my search, is an Amano style tank design, an almost zen concept, very high in plant density, but low in fish stocking, and very small fish.
Beautiful tank, but I'm not capable of that kind of attention to detail. I'd like to, but not in my wheelhouse (ADHD).
Is this JDM or not?
If not what is the true meaning of JDM?
I personally hate it too. Never got the appeal of such tanks except to flex on how baller you are akin to Joe exotic. Almost up there but not quite are the overstocked Malawi "biotope" tanks. Same problem smaller scale.I'm not quite sure myself. But what I understand is that "JDM" style of fishkeeping refers to the "Asian" Style of fishkeeping where the stocking density is very very high. Some people like it some don't. I personally hate such tanks. It seems like a Hodge podge .
I must admit I didn't know what JDM meant, and after looking it up I still can't put my finger on it.
The first thing that pops up in my search, is an Amano style tank design, an almost zen concept, very high in plant density, but low in fish stocking, and very small fish.
Beautiful tank, but I'm not capable of that kind of attention to detail. I'd like to, but not in my wheelhouse (ADHD).
Is this JDM or not?
If not what is the true meaning of JDM?
Apparently, going off a thread from 2010, the common concensus is that JDM stands for "Japan Domestic Market". A term coined by the Japanese to describe heavily stocked tanks, which were very common over there back in the day.I must admit I didn't know what JDM meant, and after looking it up I still can't put my finger on it.
The first thing that pops up in my search, is an Amano style tank design, an almost zen concept, very high in plant density, but low in fish stocking, and very small fish.
Beautiful tank, but I'm not capable of that kind of attention to detail. I'd like to, but not in my wheelhouse (ADHD).
Is this JDM or not?
If not what is the true meaning of JDM?