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Well the good news is that both spawnings have hatched, the Showa spawning looks like they are a very good size for the age along with a good hatch rate. Photo is of the showa spawning, not the best in the world, but gives you a idea.

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Chris
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Hi Chris

What a great photo and shows the start of a life which is great to follow and watch develope. A few years ago I was able to rear some fry that were very kindly given to me and although Shiro Muji's are not meant to be kept I did keep one and what a stunner he is his, great shape and I am really proud of him. I wish you good luck with this years babies and hope to watch them develope with you

Thanks Kimr, will try and keep everyone posted as they grow and develope.

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Chris
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This is a picture of the Kohaku fry at a week old, these have grown at a alarming rate and there are loads of them as they are all over the pond.

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Chris
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Ithought you were supposed to thin them out abit, not keep all of them!

No, you do not want to start culling kohaku until they are around 6 weeks old. Then you should be able to see what you have.

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Chris
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