@johanghazali: Only god can judge me.

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milky.pearls4
Milkyy_ :
All in jojo
2026-06-27 09:19:41
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lismail64
Lismail :
it's ok.... come back stronger Jojo 💪
2026-07-31 13:43:34
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mohdalfifiarsad
AYAH ZAYYAN 🇷🇴 :
good luck jojo🤝🫡
2026-07-31 03:36:47
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wanmuzaffar151515
B L K J A F F A R 🇲🇾 :
mantap abg ku johan Ghazali...saya doa kan abg win InshaAllah
2026-07-21 00:11:20
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ysq.syh
𝙔s𝙦yhr̲̅ :
jom test sparing
2026-06-27 03:31:52
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wadidawww.__
فا :
bukti kan kepada netizen ii yang bacot ii tu yang kau mampu jo 🔥🔥🔥
2026-07-27 09:39:07
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20aqiffthaqif03
ÃqîffTháqìff :
jangan lupa gaiiss main di category baru😂
2026-06-27 14:59:51
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unajer8
una era :
OMG
2026-06-27 03:28:42
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yefuy1
WAFiQ USAHA :
kita semua, jangan tinggal solat ya. Solat taubat jgn lupa ye . Jaga juga apa yang kita taip… kadang satu ayat pun boleh bagi kesan pada diri dan orang lain. Kita semua bakal jenazah, dan tak tahu bila masa Allah jemput. Sekurang-kurangnya bila sampai waktunya, kita pergi dalam keadaan jaga solat dan jaga ayat kita - insyaAllah tak menyesal nanti. 👍🏻
2026-07-29 11:15:36
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seabolga_
lekk :
jojo pun lose vs shimon wkwk
2026-07-20 09:32:25
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saitama.921
DeN :
kalah menang tetap bangga dengan pencapaian jojo
2026-07-24 15:25:28
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stevi1444
stevi1 :
cemilannn elijahh😂🙏
2026-06-27 04:51:41
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apa_mau006
just.fighter :
semangat JoJo...nak notice bole😏
2026-06-30 03:55:53
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saiful_ipens
SaifuL ipens :
makanan enak nya ondash ni 😁
2026-06-27 04:48:23
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khatrina.dibenci
~♪~ :
minat"
2026-07-26 02:54:33
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riee_lipat
C I K A B E 🧛🏻 :
go go jo buat yg terbaik🔥🔥🔥
2026-07-20 03:04:48
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potatoes_1702
Potato :
JOJO🔥🔥🔥🔥
2026-06-27 16:30:20
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ammarluq8
MaN💥 :
Solid
2026-06-27 12:15:45
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tamore.cacao
Tamore Cacao Bangkok :
I'm your fan Jojo🥰
2026-06-28 01:39:08
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zulxskoroy
zulcrzy. :
all in jojo🔥
2026-06-27 12:43:53
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nattee.chan
💸🫸บารอกัตไม่ไช่ บารอเก🫷💸😡 :
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2026-06-27 03:31:12
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hafifimansor69
HM 🏋️‍♀️ :
Apa pun kau apa pun keputusan nya..kau tetap membanggakan Malaysia 🇲🇾 bro..semoga berjaya🙏
2026-07-22 16:31:00
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topeng8843
Topeng88 :
Semangat Sang Juara yang tak pernah mengalah. semoga Allah memberikan perjalanan hidup yang diberkati dan menjadi inspirasi kepada dunia Joooo…
2026-07-02 08:05:07
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🦞👇 In depth explanation of seeding: In the wild, crawfish live across connected bayous, canals, ditches, marshes, and flooded ground. They can move between areas, which gives separate populations more opportunities to mix naturally. A man-made crawfish pond is different. It has levees and defined borders, so the crawfish inside are much more isolated from populations outside that pond. Throughout the season, we see crawfish coming through our buying docks from farms across Louisiana. That gives us a close look at which ponds are producing healthy, active crawfish with strong body condition. When it is time to seed, we select healthy broodstock from a few good sources and introduce them into our ponds. Sometimes that means trading crawfish from our ponds with another fisherman. Other times, we buy sacks from fishermen whose crawfish we believe will make strong breeding stock. Once those crawfish are placed into the pond, they have time to mature, mate, and eventually enter their burrows. The females reproduce inside those burrows, and when the ponds are flooded again, the next generation begins emerging into the water. Bringing crawfish in from outside populations can also broaden the breeding pool. When any animal population stays isolated and closely related for enough generations, genetic diversity can decline. That can increase the chance of undesirable traits appearing and may eventually affect growth, reproduction, survival, and the overall consistency of the population. That does not mean genetics are the only thing that matters. Good forage, clean water, oxygen, population density, and overall pond management have an even larger effect on the crawfish we produce. It also does not mean we dump random crawfish into our ponds. Introducing outside crawfish can introduce diseases or other problems, so selecting active, healthy broodstock from sources we know is extremely important. That is what seeding looks like in the crawfish industry. We are not filling the pond with next season’s entire crop. We are introducing healthy breeding crawfish that can burrow, reproduce, and help build the population we will trap in the season ahead.
🦞👇 In depth explanation of seeding: In the wild, crawfish live across connected bayous, canals, ditches, marshes, and flooded ground. They can move between areas, which gives separate populations more opportunities to mix naturally. A man-made crawfish pond is different. It has levees and defined borders, so the crawfish inside are much more isolated from populations outside that pond. Throughout the season, we see crawfish coming through our buying docks from farms across Louisiana. That gives us a close look at which ponds are producing healthy, active crawfish with strong body condition. When it is time to seed, we select healthy broodstock from a few good sources and introduce them into our ponds. Sometimes that means trading crawfish from our ponds with another fisherman. Other times, we buy sacks from fishermen whose crawfish we believe will make strong breeding stock. Once those crawfish are placed into the pond, they have time to mature, mate, and eventually enter their burrows. The females reproduce inside those burrows, and when the ponds are flooded again, the next generation begins emerging into the water. Bringing crawfish in from outside populations can also broaden the breeding pool. When any animal population stays isolated and closely related for enough generations, genetic diversity can decline. That can increase the chance of undesirable traits appearing and may eventually affect growth, reproduction, survival, and the overall consistency of the population. That does not mean genetics are the only thing that matters. Good forage, clean water, oxygen, population density, and overall pond management have an even larger effect on the crawfish we produce. It also does not mean we dump random crawfish into our ponds. Introducing outside crawfish can introduce diseases or other problems, so selecting active, healthy broodstock from sources we know is extremely important. That is what seeding looks like in the crawfish industry. We are not filling the pond with next season’s entire crop. We are introducing healthy breeding crawfish that can burrow, reproduce, and help build the population we will trap in the season ahead.

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