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koi@kit
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Feb 27, 2007, 10:15 AM

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hi all..

another sanke for ur comment.. feamle, 39cm born march 17th 2006.. not a jumbo tosai thouCrazy..still in my 6ton pond.. will go into main pond when hit 50cm..

check out her skin quality especially the hi plate and sumi.. hope the sumi will be 'solid' up .. heheh.. the head part, good structure??!!??Crazy




(This post was edited by koi@kit on Feb 27, 2007, 10:17 AM)


April
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Mar 1, 2007, 2:56 PM

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I personally think this sanke is not that good interm of pattern, too dull.

red pigment is good, is it female? black pigmentation good, well place too.

body too skinny, head part too long.

39cm less than 1 year old is quite good growth rate.

good speciment.


koi@kit
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Mar 1, 2007, 3:26 PM

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Hi April..

I personally think this sanke is not that good interm of pattern, too dull.
u r rite, pattern dull, but not a big issue here, in japan, they look at skin quality than pattern.

red pigment is good, is it female? black pigmentation good, well place too.
at this moment, yes female. glad u like the hi n sumi.

body too skinny, head part too long.
this is tategoi. u like fat n short looking koi?Unimpressed

39cm less than 1 year old is quite good growth rate. good speciment.
thank you.

rgds
kit


Scotto
Koi Lover


Mar 1, 2007, 6:15 PM

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Hi cifu,

I agree this is a tategoi, body is long enough for this fish to grow big, if it does, then this pattern is not a problem, its more of a big fish pattern. But the shoulder and head is a bit narrow and it looks a bit 'male-ish', is it a charecteristic of this bloodline?

cheers!
scotto


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koi@kit
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Mar 3, 2007, 9:33 AM

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Hi cifu scotts..

RYU bloodline are mostly longish body when young, as many oredi know they start 'bom bom' when their growth rate slow down, some at 70cm some even at 80cm..

just hope this koi can grow big then her pattern will not b an issue.. might enter her for the coming koi show..

anyway i dont have very high hope in this koi as she is not dat expensive..Sly

rgds
kit


thiamhwa
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Mar 3, 2007, 11:07 PM

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Hi Kit,

With your 6 star husbandry koi keeping skills, you don't need an expensive koi to win in a Koi Show.
I think this koi will be ready for the Show in a couple of years from now when she hit the 75BU mark.
The large HI pattern on the shoulder should not be a problem when she put on more volume into the body.
Actually, it is desirable to have the Hi wrapping down below the lateral line of the koi. When this happens,
it is called a Maki.
Please keep us posted on its development becos' I am confident that with your loving tender care, this koi
will eventually develop with a wonderful body conformation in future.

Best Regards,
Thiam Hwa


sunshinekoi
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Mar 4, 2007, 12:27 AM

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Hi Thiam Hwa,
Totally agreed on your view. Please share more with us on your upgraded knowledge on koi too. You are more than an expert now. Wink
Sunshine


thiamhwa
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Mar 4, 2007, 11:17 AM

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Hi Sunshinekoi,

I am only in this hobby for the past 2 years and so I am still consider a newbie lah.
I will be glad to share from what I have learned and gathered from the cult koi book
regarding koi appreciation, but on the other hand I am also nervous about the copyrights issue.
Don't really want to have to face with legal letters flying through my front door CrazyCrazy!

Best Regards,
Thiam Hwa


koi@kit
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Mar 4, 2007, 11:46 AM

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Hi Thiamhwa..

thank you very much for so looking up to my facilities, i hope u r rite dat i can grow this koi to the 75cm mark.. to win the koi show?? i think i will be very please if she can win mature champion or may b a simple category champion.. GC?? no chance lah hahahhahahSly

No way a $xxx koi can be a champion when a $xxxxx koi is around.. i always believe u get wat u pay for .. hahahhah..

best rgds
kit


thiamhwa
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Mar 4, 2007, 11:58 AM

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Hi Kit,

From what I understand, your koi collection is already in the B$xxxx min. catergory.
So, with your skills and B$xxxx for a Tosai, I think it is not a problem at all to compete
with $xxxxx koi and still emerge as a winner, IMHO.

Best Regards,
Thiam Hwa


koi@kit
Senior Member


Mar 5, 2007, 11:03 AM

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Hi Thiamhwa..

thank you very much for the encouragement.. just hope for the best.. will keep update the progress this koi monthly..

rgds

 
 
 



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