... So does my profile picture. It's because of the pictures posting problems right? ... Or am I going crazy? 
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My avatar pic changes whenever it feels like it ... So does my profile picture. It's because of the pictures posting problems right? ... Or am I going crazy?
... So does my profile picture. It's because of the pictures posting problems right? ... Or am I going crazy?
wow i didnt know it could do that 
Kim,
That is very strange. I will run some system test to find out the problem.
Thanks!
Andy
That is very strange. I will run some system test to find out the problem.
Thanks!
Andy
If this helps, when I'm on my home computer my avatar pic is what it's supposed to be, but when I'm on my work computer which I am now, the picture changes.
Can someone confirm what avatar picture they're seeing right now? Is it the pic of my zz from head to tail or is it the pic of my zz's head/face?
Can someone confirm what avatar picture they're seeing right now? Is it the pic of my zz from head to tail or is it the pic of my zz's head/face?
Thanks 
At least now I know that it only changes when I'm at work.
My avatar looks so deformed
At least now I know that it only changes when I'm at work.My avatar looks so deformed
kim i only see half of your fh..only is face
?! It changed again?
It changed again?
Kim, it's only the top half of pic (head only) from here. 
weird 
i get the headshot haha
Thanks guys, at least I know now that I'm not going crazy
*shrugs* I dunno .. but right now I'm only seeing the half body pics
Funny how everyone thinks a ZZ FH with red is automatically a "Red Dragon." 
...It's a "Lucky Star." That line has won several FH competitions in Singapore within the last 3 years.
Wait till you folks see some pics of some of our "Fire Dragons."
...No, it's not some name that I made up. They were named by the breeder and have been around for at least 4 years. ...Look in the Master Piece gallery and I'll see if I can post some pics tonight of my friend's Fire Dragon. 
Dennis
...It's a "Lucky Star." That line has won several FH competitions in Singapore within the last 3 years.Wait till you folks see some pics of some of our "Fire Dragons."
...No, it's not some name that I made up. They were named by the breeder and have been around for at least 4 years. ...Look in the Master Piece gallery and I'll see if I can post some pics tonight of my friend's Fire Dragon. Dennis
Can't wait till you post those pictures Dennis. If those are the pictures you showed me earlier then it'll blow people away! The red is just so intense, it looks like it's bleeding!
I see where you are coming from , Bilbo, and it's fine! I guess most people on this forum and maybe in the US, have only been exposed to a few ZZ strains. Because of flowerfish.com's savvy marketing, they've reached the most people out of S.E.A. and on the Internet. So when many see a ZZ with red, they automatically think it is a "Red Dragon."
If I am correct, I believe "Lucky Stars" and "Fire Dragons" were around before "RD's." They came from a farm that's been around for over 30 years and were one of the first to breed FH's.
Flowerfish.com has a lot of quality FH's, but they are not the only ones. I'll have to give them a lot of credit for their great marketing. It is also great that they are still strong in breeding FH's while many others have slowed down or stopped. That says a lot about Alvin and his strong business mind.
If FH's were now as popular as it was three years ago in S.E.A., we would have so many more strains to chose from! (Hundreds) ...But due to the greed of sellers (poor quality FH's) and the ignorance of hobbyist, the popularity died. It is sad, but we've lost many excellent strains because of this. There were some strains that I could no longer find on my last trip.
The good news is that I am now seeing the popularity grow in the U.S., Philpines, China, etc, etc. With this new boom in FH interest, we can hopefully recover some of the beautiful strains and also produce even higher quality FH's in the future.
The key to keeping the FH hobby strong is to spread the knowledge. ...You can't appreciate something that you don't know about. This will be the only way our hobby will truly grow in a healthy, rewarding course.
I give a lot of credit to breeders that have the passion to create and improve the quality of FH's. ...And if they prosper from it, they deserve it! A beautiful FH is awesome no matter who it is from.
Dennis
I guess most people on this forum and maybe in the US, have only been exposed to a few ZZ strains. Because of flowerfish.com's savvy marketing, they've reached the most people out of S.E.A. and on the Internet. So when many see a ZZ with red, they automatically think it is a "Red Dragon."If I am correct, I believe "Lucky Stars" and "Fire Dragons" were around before "RD's." They came from a farm that's been around for over 30 years and were one of the first to breed FH's.
Flowerfish.com has a lot of quality FH's, but they are not the only ones. I'll have to give them a lot of credit for their great marketing.
It is also great that they are still strong in breeding FH's while many others have slowed down or stopped. That says a lot about Alvin and his strong business mind. If FH's were now as popular as it was three years ago in S.E.A., we would have so many more strains to chose from! (Hundreds) ...But due to the greed of sellers (poor quality FH's) and the ignorance of hobbyist, the popularity died. It is sad, but we've lost many excellent strains because of this. There were some strains that I could no longer find on my last trip.
The good news is that I am now seeing the popularity grow in the U.S., Philpines, China, etc, etc. With this new boom in FH interest, we can hopefully recover some of the beautiful strains and also produce even higher quality FH's in the future.
The key to keeping the FH hobby strong is to spread the knowledge. ...You can't appreciate something that you don't know about. This will be the only way our hobby will truly grow in a healthy, rewarding course.
I give a lot of credit to breeders that have the passion to create and improve the quality of FH's. ...And if they prosper from it, they deserve it!
A beautiful FH is awesome no matter who it is from.Dennis
QUOTE (Flowerhorn Aquarium @ Jun 1 2004, 07:36 PM)
Funny how everyone thinks a ZZ FH with red is automatically a "Red Dragon." ...It's a "Lucky Star." That line has won several FH competitions in Singapore within the last 3 years.
Wait till you folks see some pics of some of our "Fire Dragons." ...No, it's not some name that I made up. They were named by the breeder and have been around for at least 4 years. ...Look in the Master Piece gallery and I'll see if I can post some pics tonight of my friend's Fire Dragon.
Dennis
...It's a "Lucky Star." That line has won several FH competitions in Singapore within the last 3 years.Wait till you folks see some pics of some of our "Fire Dragons."
...No, it's not some name that I made up. They were named by the breeder and have been around for at least 4 years. ...Look in the Master Piece gallery and I'll see if I can post some pics tonight of my friend's Fire Dragon. Dennis
Hey dennis
When are you going to update your website? I'm very curious about these "Fire Dragons". Did I took a look at them when i was up there? Maybe I'll get one from you next time I visit. Well keep us posted
QUOTE (Flowerhorn Aquarium @ Jun 2 2004, 05:22 PM)
I see where you are coming from , Bilbo, and it's fine! I guess most people on this forum and maybe in the US, have only been exposed to a few ZZ strains. Because of flowerfish.com's savvy marketing, they've reached the most people out of S.E.A. and on the Internet. So when many see a ZZ with red, they automatically think it is a "Red Dragon."
If I am correct, I believe "Lucky Stars" and "Fire Dragons" were around before "RD's." They came from a farm that's been around for over 30 years and were one of the first to breed FH's.
Flowerfish.com has a lot of quality FH's, but they are not the only ones. I'll have to give them a lot of credit for their great marketing. It is also great that they are still strong in breeding FH's while many others have slowed down or stopped. That says a lot about Alvin and his strong business mind.
If FH's were now as popular as it was three years ago in S.E.A., we would have so many more strains to chose from! (Hundreds) ...But due to the greed of sellers (poor quality FH's) and the ignorance of hobbyist, the popularity died. It is sad, but we've lost many excellent strains because of this. There were some strains that I could no longer find on my last trip.
The good news is that I am now seeing the popularity grow in the U.S., Philpines, China, etc, etc. With this new boom in FH interest, we can hopefully recover some of the beautiful strains and also produce even higher quality FH's in the future.
The key to keeping the FH hobby strong is to spread the knowledge. ...You can't appreciate something that you don't know about. This will be the only way our hobby will truly grow in a healthy, rewarding course.
I give a lot of credit to breeders that have the passion to create and improve the quality of FH's. ...And if they prosper from it, they deserve it! A beautiful FH is awesome no matter who it is from.
Dennis
I guess most people on this forum and maybe in the US, have only been exposed to a few ZZ strains. Because of flowerfish.com's savvy marketing, they've reached the most people out of S.E.A. and on the Internet. So when many see a ZZ with red, they automatically think it is a "Red Dragon."If I am correct, I believe "Lucky Stars" and "Fire Dragons" were around before "RD's." They came from a farm that's been around for over 30 years and were one of the first to breed FH's.
Flowerfish.com has a lot of quality FH's, but they are not the only ones. I'll have to give them a lot of credit for their great marketing.
It is also great that they are still strong in breeding FH's while many others have slowed down or stopped. That says a lot about Alvin and his strong business mind. If FH's were now as popular as it was three years ago in S.E.A., we would have so many more strains to chose from! (Hundreds) ...But due to the greed of sellers (poor quality FH's) and the ignorance of hobbyist, the popularity died. It is sad, but we've lost many excellent strains because of this. There were some strains that I could no longer find on my last trip.
The good news is that I am now seeing the popularity grow in the U.S., Philpines, China, etc, etc. With this new boom in FH interest, we can hopefully recover some of the beautiful strains and also produce even higher quality FH's in the future.
The key to keeping the FH hobby strong is to spread the knowledge. ...You can't appreciate something that you don't know about. This will be the only way our hobby will truly grow in a healthy, rewarding course.
I give a lot of credit to breeders that have the passion to create and improve the quality of FH's. ...And if they prosper from it, they deserve it!
A beautiful FH is awesome no matter who it is from.Dennis
I feel for you man
QUOTE (Bilbo @ Jun 3 2004, 12:25 PM)
yup, i agree with you. Is there still a faithfull following for fh in parts of SE Asia where the trend has died down?
Yes, there were many people that got into FH's just for the "trend" or for the money, but there are some that are knowledgeable about FH's and only bought high quality fish.
There are still some that truly appreciate the beauty of FH's and are continuously waiting to collect something of higher quality. You can say that these are the true FH enthusiast!
It doesn't matter if FH's are "In" or "out of trend," expensive or cheap, if you truly see the beauty in the fish, that is all that matters.
To me, FH's are very interactive! ...The plus side is that they are also amazing in beauty.
...If you haven't seen a FH that has made you go 
, than you haven't seen enough FH's! 
Dennis
QUOTE (christanto @ Jun 3 2004, 02:34 AM)
Hey dennis
When are you going to update your website?
When are you going to update your website?
Yah
QUOTE (Carmelkimmerz @ Jun 3 2004, 05:51 PM)
QUOTE (christanto @ Jun 3 2004, 02:34 AM)
Hey dennis
When are you going to update your website?
When are you going to update your website?
Yah
Soon, ....soon!
QUOTE (Flowerhorn Aquarium @ Jun 3 2004, 08:44 PM)
QUOTE (Carmelkimmerz @ Jun 3 2004, 05:51 PM)
QUOTE (christanto @ Jun 3 2004, 02:34 AM)
Hey dennis
When are you going to update your website?
When are you going to update your website?
Yah
Soon, ....soon!
The pressure! the pressure!
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