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Post by andyb »

Hi Gazza

A Momo shiro wow :) not everybody’s got one you know, as rare as rocking horse phoo

At last !! something to compare mine to :wink:

Your one has far more sumi development than mine.

I am of out with the good woman for a meal tonight, but will try a get a decent photo tomorrow, so you can have a look, be good to know what you think.

I didn’t see your showa at first, Dam fine fish Sir :D :D

Anyway shower awaits, best toggs and all that.

Kind regards



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Cheers for you views guys and i am very pleased with them at the moment and hope for more yet.The first Momo Sanke looks like it has the potential to get a bit bigger yet :D and has some nice scales :wink:

Yes Andy there are a few Momo Shiros around and this one has been in the wars before but no its getting back on track and may come good.I believe Shiros take a good few years to develop properly....i am in no hurry :)

As you can see below not very nice :( :(

[img]http://www.koipix.com/gallery/albums/userpi ... G_2138.JPG[/img]

[img]http://www.koipix.com/gallery/albums/userpi ... G_2139.JPG[/img]
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Post by kimr »

Hi Gazza
You really have done a good job at fixing that shiro, and he is coming on a treat. They all are, well done and I look forward to seeing the new photo's in a couple of month's. That shiro sure is nice :D
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Thanks Kim,

What one the Momo or the Omo :lol:
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Post by andyb »

Quite right Gazza, about 5 years or so, so I am told. but isn’t it great that there is always something to look forward to.

As mentioned earlier I will do my best to get a good picy.

I also have a nice Sakai shiro, so it may be good to try and compare, the 2 breeders :)

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Yes sounds like a good idea and will look out for the two :D

Hope you had a pleasant evening :lol:
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Hi Gazza
The Momo, I had my eye on it at the south east show, it was/is beautiful, and I am sure when you have grown him he will be a stunner. It is so nice to be able to watch him and see how he is doing. He will do a lot better in your pond than he would of in mine. He'd of shrunk if I had had him :lol:
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Post by morgi7 »

Hi,
I like the Shiro and the pattern on your Kuhaku is great.However my favourite has to be the Showa.Hoping to get a nice one myself when I go up to Cuttlebrooke in May.

Dorothy :D
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Post by Gazza »

Hi Dorothy,

Yes i must hold my hands up and say i am looking forward to seeing this fish grow and develop and interesting pattern,only time will tell but an interesting one to watch.

Thanks for the kind comments and i am 100% sure you will be able to pick up a nice Showa at the farm :D
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Post by Daz 1 »

hi Gazza,
The second Shiro looks to be coming on nicely, would love to see a better over head pic to see how the pattern is developing.
The Showa is very striking and one that really caught my eye, whose the breeder ?
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The Showa is Momotaro and i will have a look for some better pics Dave :D
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Post by Al »

The Sanke for me, then the Kohaku...they all seem to be developing well, must be that water.... :wink:
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Post by Gazza »

Cheers Al,

The Sanke is a bit white for some bit the skin quality is good.

The Momo Shiro has taken a bump on the head so will post some more soon!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :cry: :cry: :cry:
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Post by andyb »

Hi Gazza


Please forgive me, I said I would post a couple off photos of my shiros, will still endeavour to do it.

Just haven’t had the time of late :(

How is the injury coming along and do you think R.O water helps fish to heal quicker.

Yours inquisitively



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Post by Gazza »

Hi Andy,

The Shiro seems fine and RO water defiantly helps keep the fish healthier i will try to have a look at him over the next few day but when i see him yesterday it was not so red and looked like it had gone down.
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