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**jwhtan** · 03-08-2005, 04:43 PM

It depends on the type of aros u r referring to as well .... basically most silvers develop dropeyes so in tat aspect one can deduce its a genetical factor ... for asian aros, i wud think its more due to environment, the current red tat i have ... when i got it, it has drop eyes, and quite bad at tat ... now its completely ok ... it used to be in a 522 tank upper deck, black oyama and all ... now its in a FGT 842 ... no drop eyes at all ....

of cos the other factor can be from injury when the aro dash, hit its eye or socket and hence develop dropeye

03-08-2005, 04:43 PM	#18
jwhtan Barney Join Date: Sep 2000 Posts: 9,118	It depends on the type of aros u r referring to as well .... basically most silvers develop dropeyes so in tat aspect one can deduce its a genetical factor ... for asian aros, i wud think its more due to environment, the current red tat i have ... when i got it, it has drop eyes, and quite bad at tat ... now its completely ok ... it used to be in a 522 tank upper deck, black oyama and all ... now its in a FGT 842 ... no drop eyes at all .... of cos the other factor can be from injury when the aro dash, hit its eye or socket and hence develop dropeye __________________ Retired. Offline. For my friends only. Need help call me directly.