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Who should be in the FHs.org Hall of Fame?

Malay GM	[ 18 ]	[15.93%]
OFH.com GM	[ 15 ]	[13.27%]
Golden Base	[ 28 ]	[24.78%]
Zizun	[ 18 ]	[15.93%]
JPG	[ 6 ]	[5.31%]
Indo Batik	[ 3 ]	[2.65%]
Sonny's Eastern Maiden	[ 7 ]	[6.19%]
The Mighty Thor	[ 11 ]	[9.73%]
Blood Red GM	[ 5 ]	[4.42%]
Indo Kamfa	[ 2 ]	[1.77%]

Total Votes: 61

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Pantherlax

Oct 29 2007, 11:22 AM

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Shou-Lao

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1. Malay GM 8- Time Grand Champion
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2. Original Flowerhorn.com (OFH) aka Meng aquarium GM owned by Discus Land
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3. Golden Base
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4. Zizun Malua (supreme Malau) Owned by Discus Land
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5. Gen 17 (I think?) JPG Golden Apple
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6. Indo Batik formerly owned by Jett
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7. Eastern Maiden 'Grand Father of GM' owned by Sonny
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8. The Mighty Thor by Japro

9. Blood Red GM owned by Bejita/Japro

10. Indo Kamfa by Japro

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"Beauty is subjective and varying. What is considered beautiful in one place may not be in another, and there are no sure guidelines for beauty. Because of his, the overall impression that a fish gives you at the start is certainly very important. You may find defects and unattractive places when you carefully observe a fish's entire body, but then find that after you have stepped back a few feet, that the things you found fault with do not offend the eye and may actually be quite pleasing. Your balanced judgement is the overall impression you have received and is absolutely subjective. The most important part of selecting a Flowerhorn, apart from a few basic principles, is the overall feeling that a fish gives you." - The ever-changing of Lo-Han

TheManaguenseMan... TheManaguenseManiac317 View Member Profile	Oct 29 2007, 12:21 PM Post #2
Enter The Dragon Group: Senior Staff Posts: 3,770 Joined: 26-October 07 From: Riverside Ca. Member No.: 48 Country :	all of them would be on the hale of fame for me. its like comparing people whp are already in the hall of fame before they were induced and having to vote, only to know later that they were all hall of famers! -------------------- So Shall It Be Written So Shall It Be Done Chewy- some of you dudes are on a power-trip, some of you dudes have toooooo big of an ego, some of you dudes are too hard-headed that won't listen to nothing, some of you dudes think/talk like your smart but are a dumbshit, some of you dudes are way to damn sensitive, and some of you dudes are like women.. c'mon guys, we're MEN! squash that shit and lets go drink a f*cking beer..

Pantherlax View Member Profile	Oct 29 2007, 12:39 PM Post #3
Shou-Lao Group: Administrators Posts: 3,309 Favorited Topics: 3 Joined: 25-October 07 From: New Hampshire Member No.: 19 Country :	True true, but we are a website of the people for the people so we gotta make it an official induction by the people You can vote for multiple fish, so I imagine this round will see most if not all six end up making it... -------------------- "Beauty is subjective and varying. What is considered beautiful in one place may not be in another, and there are no sure guidelines for beauty. Because of his, the overall impression that a fish gives you at the start is certainly very important. You may find defects and unattractive places when you carefully observe a fish's entire body, but then find that after you have stepped back a few feet, that the things you found fault with do not offend the eye and may actually be quite pleasing. Your balanced judgement is the overall impression you have received and is absolutely subjective. The most important part of selecting a Flowerhorn, apart from a few basic principles, is the overall feeling that a fish gives you." - The ever-changing of Lo-Han

Tien View Member Profile	Oct 29 2007, 01:58 PM Post #4
Kamalau Group: Staff Posts: 616 Joined: 24-October 07 From: Garden Grove, California Member No.: 5 Country :	QUOTE (Pantherlax @ Oct 29 2007, 10:39 AM) True true, but we are a website of the people for the people so we gotta make it an official induction by the people You can vote for multiple fish, so I imagine this round will see most if not all six end up making it... Do we have something in place to prevent someone vote for same fish over and over again? I would suggest we give people 2 votes, 1st and 2nd choice. --------------------

Pantherlax View Member Profile	Oct 29 2007, 02:06 PM Post #5
Shou-Lao Group: Administrators Posts: 3,309 Favorited Topics: 3 Joined: 25-October 07 From: New Hampshire Member No.: 19 Country :	You can only vote once, so no people cannot vote for the same fish over and over. You can vote for multiple fishes. Ex. I can vote for the faded GM and the JPG, but I cannot vote for the Faded GM twice. Think of it more as a question for each one "is this one of the best fish of all time?" then vote yes or no (by not voting for it) for each one Hope this makes sense, if there is any confusion I will give it another go -------------------- "Beauty is subjective and varying. What is considered beautiful in one place may not be in another, and there are no sure guidelines for beauty. Because of his, the overall impression that a fish gives you at the start is certainly very important. You may find defects and unattractive places when you carefully observe a fish's entire body, but then find that after you have stepped back a few feet, that the things you found fault with do not offend the eye and may actually be quite pleasing. Your balanced judgement is the overall impression you have received and is absolutely subjective. The most important part of selecting a Flowerhorn, apart from a few basic principles, is the overall feeling that a fish gives you." - The ever-changing of Lo-Han

james View Member Profile	Oct 29 2007, 06:56 PM Post #6
BBQmaniac Group: Chingmix Posts: 2,792 Favorited Topics: 1 Joined: 24-October 07 From: guam Member No.: 8 Country :	I like Sonny's old Estern maiden, I thnk that should be in the hall of fame. -------------------- To order Chingmix email sales@chingmixusa.com

Pantherlax View Member Profile	Oct 29 2007, 07:43 PM Post #7
Shou-Lao Group: Administrators Posts: 3,309 Favorited Topics: 3 Joined: 25-October 07 From: New Hampshire Member No.: 19 Country :	Got a pic bro? I haven't been able to find one... -------------------- "Beauty is subjective and varying. What is considered beautiful in one place may not be in another, and there are no sure guidelines for beauty. Because of his, the overall impression that a fish gives you at the start is certainly very important. You may find defects and unattractive places when you carefully observe a fish's entire body, but then find that after you have stepped back a few feet, that the things you found fault with do not offend the eye and may actually be quite pleasing. Your balanced judgement is the overall impression you have received and is absolutely subjective. The most important part of selecting a Flowerhorn, apart from a few basic principles, is the overall feeling that a fish gives you." - The ever-changing of Lo-Han

james View Member Profile	Oct 29 2007, 08:01 PM Post #8
BBQmaniac Group: Chingmix Posts: 2,792 Favorited Topics: 1 Joined: 24-October 07 From: guam Member No.: 8 Country :	Here it is Attached image(s) -------------------- To order Chingmix email sales@chingmixusa.com

cheken View Member Profile	Oct 29 2007, 08:02 PM Post #9
Shi Fu Group: Root Admin Posts: 4,224 Joined: 23-October 07 From: Queens NY Member No.: 2 Country :	QUOTE (james @ Oct 30 2007, 01:01 AM) Here it is simply stunning :) lets see his mate --------------------

james View Member Profile	Oct 29 2007, 08:04 PM Post #10
BBQmaniac Group: Chingmix Posts: 2,792 Favorited Topics: 1 Joined: 24-October 07 From: guam Member No.: 8 Country :	According to the GM story, EM is also a forfather of the GM. So this is like one of the great Grand Dad of the GM blood -------------------- To order Chingmix email sales@chingmixusa.com

james View Member Profile	Oct 29 2007, 08:09 PM Post #11
BBQmaniac Group: Chingmix Posts: 2,792 Favorited Topics: 1 Joined: 24-October 07 From: guam Member No.: 8 Country :	thanks for adding the EM to the vote. Out of all the beautiful masterpieces. The EM is still my favorite. Just look at those features. Simply amazing and hopefully the EM blood can be bred out because these fish grow massively big and husky. -------------------- To order Chingmix email sales@chingmixusa.com

Pantherlax View Member Profile	Oct 29 2007, 08:12 PM Post #12
Shou-Lao Group: Administrators Posts: 3,309 Favorited Topics: 3 Joined: 25-October 07 From: New Hampshire Member No.: 19 Country :	Late start for Sonny's EM but should catch up quickly -------------------- "Beauty is subjective and varying. What is considered beautiful in one place may not be in another, and there are no sure guidelines for beauty. Because of his, the overall impression that a fish gives you at the start is certainly very important. You may find defects and unattractive places when you carefully observe a fish's entire body, but then find that after you have stepped back a few feet, that the things you found fault with do not offend the eye and may actually be quite pleasing. Your balanced judgement is the overall impression you have received and is absolutely subjective. The most important part of selecting a Flowerhorn, apart from a few basic principles, is the overall feeling that a fish gives you." - The ever-changing of Lo-Han

cheken View Member Profile	Oct 29 2007, 08:13 PM Post #13
Shi Fu Group: Root Admin Posts: 4,224 Joined: 23-October 07 From: Queens NY Member No.: 2 Country :	QUOTE (Pantherlax @ Oct 30 2007, 01:12 AM) Late start for Sonny's EM but should catch up quickly same feeling bro when i saw this piece before, i was blown away with his colors. DaYuM! --------------------

james View Member Profile	Oct 29 2007, 08:15 PM Post #14
BBQmaniac Group: Chingmix Posts: 2,792 Favorited Topics: 1 Joined: 24-October 07 From: guam Member No.: 8 Country :	yup, there still plenty room for more votes. I bet the EM will catch up later on. -------------------- To order Chingmix email sales@chingmixusa.com

Pantherlax View Member Profile	Oct 29 2007, 08:24 PM Post #15
Shou-Lao Group: Administrators Posts: 3,309 Favorited Topics: 3 Joined: 25-October 07 From: New Hampshire Member No.: 19 Country :	If anyone has any other submissions, I will go to 10 nominations.... Gotta cut it off somewhere -------------------- "Beauty is subjective and varying. What is considered beautiful in one place may not be in another, and there are no sure guidelines for beauty. Because of his, the overall impression that a fish gives you at the start is certainly very important. You may find defects and unattractive places when you carefully observe a fish's entire body, but then find that after you have stepped back a few feet, that the things you found fault with do not offend the eye and may actually be quite pleasing. Your balanced judgement is the overall impression you have received and is absolutely subjective. The most important part of selecting a Flowerhorn, apart from a few basic principles, is the overall feeling that a fish gives you." - The ever-changing of Lo-Han

lengz View Member Profile	Oct 29 2007, 08:28 PM Post #16
Blood Parrot Group: Members Posts: 107 Joined: 24-October 07 Member No.: 15	I really like the JPG, 2nd choice would be the EM. Looks like alot of people are leaning towards the modern style though. -------------------- Gaginang.

Pantherlax View Member Profile	Oct 29 2007, 08:31 PM Post #17
Shou-Lao Group: Administrators Posts: 3,309 Favorited Topics: 3 Joined: 25-October 07 From: New Hampshire Member No.: 19 Country :	Its a battle of the ferrari vs. the rolls royce ! :snowmobile: -------------------- "Beauty is subjective and varying. What is considered beautiful in one place may not be in another, and there are no sure guidelines for beauty. Because of his, the overall impression that a fish gives you at the start is certainly very important. You may find defects and unattractive places when you carefully observe a fish's entire body, but then find that after you have stepped back a few feet, that the things you found fault with do not offend the eye and may actually be quite pleasing. Your balanced judgement is the overall impression you have received and is absolutely subjective. The most important part of selecting a Flowerhorn, apart from a few basic principles, is the overall feeling that a fish gives you." - The ever-changing of Lo-Han

danz View Member Profile	Oct 29 2007, 08:37 PM Post #18
Shi Fu Group: Technical Admin Posts: 6,247 Favorited Topics: 2 Joined: 28-October 07 From: Escondido, Ca Member No.: 77 Country :	ww se how it is take my vte then add other fish :loser: Also can add the title with the fish case idiots like me vote for the wrong fish :loser: -------------------- (01:50 PM) spyder - its cause your a stud "Louhan is art..."

bejita View Member Profile	Oct 30 2007, 07:33 PM Post #19
King Kamfa Group: Community Sellers Posts: 1,388 Joined: 24-October 07 Member No.: 12 Country :	QUOTE (Pantherlax @ Oct 30 2007, 08:24 AM) If anyone has any other submissions, I will go to 10 nominations.... Gotta cut it off somewhere Here are some of my entries.

Pantherlax View Member Profile	Oct 30 2007, 07:39 PM Post #20
Shou-Lao Group: Administrators Posts: 3,309 Favorited Topics: 3 Joined: 25-October 07 From: New Hampshire Member No.: 19 Country :	Beautiful Boss Bejita! Are you sure you want me to put them on this ballot? They will be starting off a little behind... up to you bro! -------------------- "Beauty is subjective and varying. What is considered beautiful in one place may not be in another, and there are no sure guidelines for beauty. Because of his, the overall impression that a fish gives you at the start is certainly very important. You may find defects and unattractive places when you carefully observe a fish's entire body, but then find that after you have stepped back a few feet, that the things you found fault with do not offend the eye and may actually be quite pleasing. Your balanced judgement is the overall impression you have received and is absolutely subjective. The most important part of selecting a Flowerhorn, apart from a few basic principles, is the overall feeling that a fish gives you." - The ever-changing of Lo-Han

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