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Backwood Barns
10:08:59 Charm's Wubs
Um, I guess? They're alive, but they're not growing for him. They're only as big as they are because they thrived in my tank. So I guess my advice is to get an established piece?
Hummingbird Meadows
10:08:17 Bird
@DD, yes. I kind of want a betta fish. Trying to decide if I should do a planted tank.
Versailles
10:07:56 Versa
Yes indeed, DD
Backwood Barns
10:07:43 Charm's Wubs
Ironically, he can grow 10-feet long Jungle Val, and as soon as I take a few pieces of it, it dies in my tanks. So it's all about finding the plants that you can maintain and thrive in your tanks!
Hummingbird Meadows
10:07:40 Bird
@Charm, pointless as in easy?
Dash and Duchess
10:07:34 DD | ~Squizard~
Ooo are we talking fish and plants? :D
Backwood Barns
10:07:03 Charm's Wubs
Bird, then you need to have a good piece of driftwood or lava rock to attach it to. But they still grow and require trimming! I have a giant anubias in my 135 that has been growing for 6 years on a large piece of driftwood. I can't seem to kill it, but I'll give pieces to my dad for his tank whenever I need to do maintanance and he can't get them to grow at all. Some pieces that are 3 years old are the same size as when I gave them to him. So... I'm not sure about that. I think they're easy and great plants. If you asked my dad he'd say they're pointless LOL
Versailles
10:04:02 Versa
Charm,
He was wild! The brightest pink and shimmery blue I've ever seen in a betta. Loved his leaf hammocks, too.
Hummingbird Meadows
10:03:43 Bird
@Charm, what about rhizome plants that don't need to go in substrate?
Backwood Barns
10:02:42 Charm's Wubs
Bird, you have to have the right soil/substrate first of all. And then you have to either find someone local who will give you cuttings of their established plants, or order online (I recommend ModernAquarium if you do this, I've never had a bad order.) and then once they are established you have to trim them and keep them maintained so they don't overgrow. Sometimes that means throwing extras away, sometimes that means replanting them... if that makes sense.
Versailles
10:02:30 Versa
with*
Yay, English. Apparently I'm getting sleepy lol
Versailles
10:02:03 Versa
Bird,
I do not, Paarthurnax passed just before my move to Tennessee. However, he had a 20 gallon tank all to himself, which a ton of silk plants and caves.
Hummingbird Meadows
10:01:06 Bird
@Versa, do you currently have a betta? What size tank is he in?
Versailles
10:00:47 Versa
I ended up only with a few moss balls because my betta that I tried live plants with had serious beef with these inanimate objects lol
Backwood Barns
10:00:45 Charm's Wubs
Oh my goodness Versa. That's HILARIOUS! Such a spicy and opinionated boy you have!
Hummingbird Meadows
10:00:44 Bird
@Charm, can you explain a little more how they are so much work?
MakeEm Fancy
10:00:28 Ally 💜
My sisters betta was 6 when he passed. I had one live to be 4 before he passed. Im curious how long Fishy will live
Backwood Barns
09:59:49 Charm's Wubs
Live plants are an insane amount of work, but sooo worth it. Also, if you like houseplants like pothos/monstera they can be grown above the water column! Their roots LOVE the fish water.
Versailles
09:59:06 Versa
Bird,
2-5. although in rare cases, 6-8
Versailles
09:58:40 Versa
Charm,
Bro, mine would flare and go bonkers through his entire tank every time it turned off! It was hilarious. But I had to have it off sometimes to clean up the tank lol

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Backwood Barns
10:08:59 Charm's Wubs
Um, I guess? They're alive, but they're not growing for him. They're only as big as they are because they thrived in my tank. So I guess my advice is to get an established piece?
Hummingbird Meadows
10:08:17 Bird
@DD, yes. I kind of want a betta fish. Trying to decide if I should do a planted tank.
Versailles
10:07:56 Versa
Yes indeed, DD
Backwood Barns
10:07:43 Charm's Wubs
Ironically, he can grow 10-feet long Jungle Val, and as soon as I take a few pieces of it, it dies in my tanks. So it's all about finding the plants that you can maintain and thrive in your tanks!
Hummingbird Meadows
10:07:40 Bird
@Charm, pointless as in easy?
Dash and Duchess
10:07:34 DD | ~Squizard~
Ooo are we talking fish and plants? :D
Backwood Barns
10:07:03 Charm's Wubs
Bird, then you need to have a good piece of driftwood or lava rock to attach it to. But they still grow and require trimming! I have a giant anubias in my 135 that has been growing for 6 years on a large piece of driftwood. I can't seem to kill it, but I'll give pieces to my dad for his tank whenever I need to do maintanance and he can't get them to grow at all. Some pieces that are 3 years old are the same size as when I gave them to him. So... I'm not sure about that. I think they're easy and great plants. If you asked my dad he'd say they're pointless LOL
Versailles
10:04:02 Versa
Charm,
He was wild! The brightest pink and shimmery blue I've ever seen in a betta. Loved his leaf hammocks, too.
Hummingbird Meadows
10:03:43 Bird
@Charm, what about rhizome plants that don't need to go in substrate?
Backwood Barns
10:02:42 Charm's Wubs
Bird, you have to have the right soil/substrate first of all. And then you have to either find someone local who will give you cuttings of their established plants, or order online (I recommend ModernAquarium if you do this, I've never had a bad order.) and then once they are established you have to trim them and keep them maintained so they don't overgrow. Sometimes that means throwing extras away, sometimes that means replanting them... if that makes sense.
Versailles
10:02:30 Versa
with*
Yay, English. Apparently I'm getting sleepy lol
Versailles
10:02:03 Versa
Bird,
I do not, Paarthurnax passed just before my move to Tennessee. However, he had a 20 gallon tank all to himself, which a ton of silk plants and caves.
Hummingbird Meadows
10:01:06 Bird
@Versa, do you currently have a betta? What size tank is he in?
Versailles
10:00:47 Versa
I ended up only with a few moss balls because my betta that I tried live plants with had serious beef with these inanimate objects lol
Backwood Barns
10:00:45 Charm's Wubs
Oh my goodness Versa. That's HILARIOUS! Such a spicy and opinionated boy you have!
Hummingbird Meadows
10:00:44 Bird
@Charm, can you explain a little more how they are so much work?
MakeEm Fancy
10:00:28 Ally 💜
My sisters betta was 6 when he passed. I had one live to be 4 before he passed. Im curious how long Fishy will live
Backwood Barns
09:59:49 Charm's Wubs
Live plants are an insane amount of work, but sooo worth it. Also, if you like houseplants like pothos/monstera they can be grown above the water column! Their roots LOVE the fish water.
Versailles
09:59:06 Versa
Bird,
2-5. although in rare cases, 6-8
Versailles
09:58:40 Versa
Charm,
Bro, mine would flare and go bonkers through his entire tank every time it turned off! It was hilarious. But I had to have it off sometimes to clean up the tank lol

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RiverSide Ponies
 
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Hola.
I'm just going to pop this here:
So recently I feel as though I've improved in the quality of my artwork as I have become more comfortable with Procreate,that being said I'm stuck for how much I should be charging per piece,(for reference I'm comfortable with most colour changes and I have been trying a new technique for manes and tails.)
I don't want to over charge people for my artwork but at the same time I'd still like to have an income as my artwork is my main source for my stable and I use up a lot of my spare time completing commissions so if you could please help me :)
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Veracity
 
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You can definitely go higher up! Your work is beautiful! I'd pay 95k at least, very willing to go higher. But, until you get a steady stream of commissions, I'd start with high tier two. Probably 80k to start and once commissions are coming in more frequently you can go ahead and move up to tier one. By the way, would you be willing to take a commission from me? 😄
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RiverSide Ponies
 
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Jungilo Elites said:
You can definitely go higher up! Your work is beautiful! I'd pay 95k at least, very willing to go higher. But, until you get a steady stream of commissions, I'd start with high tier two. Probably 80k to start and once commissions are coming in more frequently you can go ahead and move up to tier one. By the way, would you be willing to take a commission from me? 😄


Ahh thank you <3
And yes,feel free to pm me.
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Cherry River Elites
 
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What's your basic process? Do you redraw your horses?
Pricing? March 20, 2021 04:00 PM


RiverSide Ponies
 
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Cherry River Elites said:
What's your basic process? Do you redraw your horses?


Not in large portions,I sometimes redraw hooves.
I usually start by fixing any blemishes on the stock then with a soft smudging tool go over areas that look grainy or are lacking definition and in said case I may add shadows or highlights to areas that I find fitting.I tend to use higher quality stock as I find it easier to make colour changes but sometimes i will go over parts of the horse on an overlay layer and tidy everything up to my best ability :P
Pricing? March 20, 2021 06:43 PM


Cherry River Elites
 
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Would you be able to change/add patterns? If so I'd say medium Tier Two or high Tier 3. If not, mid tier 3.
Pricing? March 21, 2021 03:12 AM


RiverSide Ponies
 
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Cherry River Elites said:
Would you be able to change/add patterns? If so I'd say medium Tier Two or high Tier 3. If not, mid tier 3.


I'm able to do quite complex colour changes such as Tobiano,roan etc..

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