How to pass off as P13 Leopoldi

[Nomis]

Good job Ivan..., so these 2 "samples" how?

That same alibaba trader buying?

Simon

[ap99]

Originally Posted by azon

Lastly.. I wanna let you guys know that side skirting spots of P13 is either born with or without.. there is no such things as the brown skirting spots will turn white in future.. it's all bullshit.. the brownish spots will be cover up by the black base when the rays grow bigger..

Seen people selling in this forum so don't get con..

Haha yup as long as I can remember sniping of tail or selling it without even sniping it n say it's a pure P13 has been around for as long as I can remember.....

Some don't or don't even want to know(pretend don't know) if they're pups really belong to that particular species or not ( even there is some hybrid n some pure breed all mix together )... as long it look like that most costly breed than just say THAT'S THE TYPE hahaha more value mah.... simply hate this type of breeder..... dishonest as#h**e....

Oh btw Ivan your workmanship in sniping lousy leh I've seen better lor

[nutx]

boss....

someone step on your tail har...

add on to some story I heard....
1. skirting will grow only when bigger.
2. not all BD will have WHITE spot!

[Amanda Liong]

have a question for all you seniors.

The original bd / leo skeleton (or cartilage) that ends at the tail tapers off - either upwards or towards the middle to a point.

When they cut the tail, this cartilage no longer ends as a point. Can this be used as a good gauge for "cut operations"?

In other words, if the cartilage ends in a point, unlikely cut? The converse is true.

Any opinions? Thanks.

[rtgaroaro]

Originally Posted by Amanda Liong

have a question for all you seniors.

The original bd / leo skeleton (or cartilage) that ends at the tail tapers off - either upwards or towards the middle to a point.

When they cut the tail, this cartilage no longer ends as a point. Can this be used as a good gauge for "cut operations"?

In other words, if the cartilage ends in a point, unlikely cut? The converse is true.

Any opinions? Thanks.

good observation bro! good to learn from all seniors here...

[Beerman]

Cut already will the tail grow back?? i still don't get it?? Why need to cut the tail?? sorry huh ask this type of question….i am new in this line...

[Amanda Liong]

Originally Posted by rtgaroaro

good observation bro! good to learn from all seniors here...

Thank you for the kind words, Sir.

[rtgaroaro]

Originally Posted by Beerman

Cut already will the tail grow back?? i still don't get it?? Why need to cut the tail?? sorry huh ask this type of question….i am new in this line...

tail part don't grow back... to pass off crystals as diamonds mah...

[rtgaroaro]

Originally Posted by Amanda Liong

Thank you for the kind words, Sir.

i boy boy only lah...

[azon]

Once cut will never grow back cos it's the bone..

Do it only a few days after giving birth so it's not obvious especially when the fish grow bigger.. the clean cut portion just heal up nicely..