PLATINIUM ARO ANY SIZE THANKS SHIP/OR PICK UIP CHICAGO AREA

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IMO High Shines silver are still considered Platinum. The "snow white" platinum ones are tyrosinase-positive leucistic. Those have a smooth clean white look. The "high shine" platinum I have (cheaper ones) are tyrosinase-negative leucistic.
Here is an example for a "snow white" platinum aka tyrosinase-positive leucistic:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/171/1141850872.jpg/sr=1
Basically, "Snow White" platinums are more rare and expensive compared to the "High Shine" platinums. Hope this helps clear things up.
 
Well sorry all you super fish pros lol...I want a high shine that's what I want

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Why would i do that?what? Makes no sense

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Why don't you get off my thread and mind your own business....people like you i would smack

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KingoRock said:
Why don't you get off my thread and mind your own business....people like you i would smack

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Yea and i'd smack you back with a high shine silver & still you wouldnt be able to tell the difference dumbsh**. Plus You aint got the cajones, you punk A** B**** :)
 
Rukusbelow said:
Yea and i'd smack you back with a high shine silver & still you wouldnt be able to tell the difference dumbsh**. Plus You aint got the cajones, you punk A** B**** :)
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Perhaps you should keep your comments to yourself, before you embarass yourself any further. Kingorock clearly stated he was looking for a high shine arowana, not a high grade platinum or snow white.


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