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Old 07-02-2006, 05:21 PM   #61
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Hahaha, both are Hock and Hock.
Watching/waiting for the coming of your TerenceTwentyEightTheJunior is more exciting. Keep me up date OK.
wah the title very the long man! Coming in Apr end....
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Old 07-02-2006, 05:22 PM   #62
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We better post first mah,later yrs come out nobody view ours liao...
ok ok, i go n update my EMPTY tank!
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Old 07-02-2006, 11:03 PM   #63
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really huh ? We may know the goodness of black tank for Red, and the blue/white tank for XB. I wonder if any1 had done any experiment or share their experience of the goodness of blue tank for red.

I often see Red in Black tank but recently notice more people hving Red in blue tank which is seldom delibrate practice in the past. There must be a good reason for that; plus the concept of tanning, that is what I wanna to learn



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Then the red will have blue based lor.........heheheheh...
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Old 07-02-2006, 11:39 PM   #64
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really huh ? We may know the goodness of black tank for Red, and the blue/white tank for XB. I wonder if any1 had done any experiment or share their experience of the goodness of blue tank for red.

I often see Red in Black tank but recently notice more people hving Red in blue tank which is seldom delibrate practice in the past. There must be a good reason for that; plus the concept of tanning, that is what I wanna to learn

What i observed is that even with harsh tanning in blue tank,the base color of the scale wether green base or blue base will be more obvious compared to black tank which u see little or no base color at all if tanning is harsh thus ppl call it chow tar.Not forgetting if a red with intense color in a blue tank,the red color will contrast the blue and create a better visual comparision.I also realised when i transferred a red from blue to black tank,the color also look different.the base is less obvious.
I have some pics in my gallery which was my red in blue tank and black tank,u may wanna compare.
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Old 08-02-2006, 01:12 PM   #65
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What i observed is that even with harsh tanning in blue tank,the base color of the scale wether green base or blue base will be more obvious compared to black tank which u see little or no base color at all if tanning is harsh thus ppl call it chow tar.Not forgetting if a red with intense color in a blue tank,the red color will contrast the blue and create a better visual comparision.I also realised when i transferred a red from blue to black tank,the color also look different.the base is less obvious.
I have some pics in my gallery which was my red in blue tank and black tank,u may wanna compare.
agree with ur point but as a hobbist.... u can never be satisfied.... after some time you would prefer to see it at a different angle.....
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