I've watched many of yr vid's without realizing, you make it lots easier to understand but I'll still need to come back to remember the Japanese names. Sitting here outside at night 'pond is lit' and you've told me which of my Koi are beautiful & which are rubbish but I rescued them & Yes, some have personalities 💕! Thnx for yr info 😁
It is much more than new insights. It is a real complement to the books I have but instead of a static fish on picture, we have live fish in motion. These two short clips are genuine references to help identify koi. I will share these links in the koi enthusiasts community for sure! Thanks again.
Thank you for posting this. NOTE, people, no long fin koi anywhere here. That's an American thing. My 'Shamoo' is now 22 years old in my pond. He boldly swims on top of the other fish at chow time. I feed pasta, rice, carrots, peas, cheerios, worms, (and quality koi food), they'll eat anything. He loves water melon. I absolutely love koi.
I love how when it comes to Koi the Verity is so divers, yet there are a lot more verifies as we know. 65th big 👍 up is now up. 😊 Thankyou very much for sharing Sir. Stay safe and take care. Enjoy your weekend. 😊
This is so great, so much info, thank you. Learning which ones that are harder to identify that I got in my Koi shipment from Japan in June. So exciting.
Very informative video. Thanks for taking the time to put this together. However - are you familiar with the Ginga variety? I think they are just another varient of the Kujaku but am having difficulty finding our for sure.
Thanks for your comment. That's a really interesting topic actually. Many people do say there is no difference between Beni Ginga (So Ginga with red) and Kujaku. This is kind of true, as there is almost no difference. Ginga is a crossing between Kujaku and Hajiro. That results, if you ask me, in a Kujaku with dark scales. So the Ginga, I think you are correct, can be seen as a Kujaku but darker colour.
If you mean the top right corner, next to the white fish with black fins. Yes, that brown one is a Doitsu Chagoi. The one on the left top (quite white as well) is a Gin Matsuba.
Can I get a good English transcript of this video? I do understand a little of what the guy says in the video however there is some information I want to know more about and can't seem to understand. Thanks!
alright! i do understand you. you don’t have to worry, coz even the olympics in japan last year was cancelled due to the pandemic. .just keep posting videos that will help us newbies learn more and in depth understand about koi.
White. But the body has a white dot near the dot like it's going to the head. And the belly is white actually but there's 2 dots in back of the head. Found in my school fish pond lol
@@Aboutkoi yes i already separated them from mother koi ... But my pond for koi fry is not big enough . i am only expecting a few hundred to survive , next time i will prepare carefully
Everything is possible, I think you can be profitable - as long as you are good to your clients, offer a nice range of Koi and products. Make your customers happy, show your expertise, and I'm sure you can have a profitable Koi business.
Btw i have a question is there a koi fish called "hi karashigoi"? Hi means red btw cuz the reason why i ask this cuz once i open youtube in a earlier day the title of that dude's video is "Beautiful 81cm super red karashigoi" and i thought it was benegoi since its red so that got me confused i hope u can help me.
Hi there, I woul dsay 'Hi Karashigoi' is not a thing. That would be a Benigoi in my opinion. But I have to say, indeed a lot of 'red karashigoi' and 'super red karashigoi' are passing by. I'm not really familiair with them, also a bit confusing to me. Since 'Karashi' actually means musterd when translated from Japanese. And I have not seen red mustard before. I think it's a European thing to call it 'super red' and 'red'. Can't imagina a breeder would call them like that: but a nice thing to ask a breeder in japan itself! I'll surely ask it to them during my next visit
@@Aboutkoi oh ok when u visit Japan pls ask them ok cuz it’s a bit confusing for me and the moment I saw the “hi” karashigoi on UA-cam I was like is this fake? Cuz the only plain red koi I know is benegoi which is kinda making me confused but I hope that if u come to japan I hope u can ask them to see if the “hi” karashigoi is real or not. Anyways Thank You for your response mate.
Karashigoi is more yellowish colour then a Chagoi. Chagoi usually is light green/olive colour or brown up to dark chocolate brown. Also if you take a look at the body posture, you can see the a Chagoi usually has a more flat/broader nose. A Karashigoi has a more pointed nose. Hope that helps you! 👍
Hi there, that makes it more difficult. Sometimes you will be able to guess it correctly. But oftenly that becomes hard. What variety is it? For example doitsu showa, ginrin Showa or Hi Utsuri could indeed be Shinoda
@@Aboutkoi i AM still verry pleased about his quality. Hope his Tancho will stay or get better. His colours seem to have settled. No changes annymore or do u think his colours will change?
all ok but you have to explain what happens to the fishes that are not pass selection? food for the rest?nazi try to do the same with humans, selection.so if my kid is not in the standards i have to eliminate?
@@nikxohs3925 That really depends on the breeder. Some breeders do discard them completely, while other breedesr grow them out to sizes of like 8-13 cm to sell them during winter time
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All of these koi are so cute and beautiful!
Thank you very nice video and great looking koi !
Thank you too!
After viewing both of the videos in this series, I think that if I had to choose one, I would have an impossible job. There are all so beautiful.
I can relate to that problem...
I've watched many of yr vid's without realizing, you make it lots easier to understand but I'll still need to come back to remember the Japanese names. Sitting here outside at night 'pond is lit' and you've told me which of my Koi are beautiful & which are rubbish but I rescued them & Yes, some have personalities 💕! Thnx for yr info 😁
...they're All beautiful, it's just that I've spotted a few that I can now name that have very nice markings.
Yeeeah I was waiting for this one
Nice to hear :) Enjoy!
Great video as always...
I appreciate that, thank you!
Yessss! Once again you have delivered another great video! Thank you sir
My pleasure! Thank you for your comment!
I like the ki utsuri koi
It is a nice variety yes!
Great video. Stay safe and well 👍🏻
Thanks for the compliment, appreciated. Stay safe as well 😊
Very informative. Im a fan
Awesome, thank you!
Awesome video! Thank you so much to have taken time to make these two parts!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for your compliment. Hope it gave some new insights as well 👍
It is much more than new insights. It is a real complement to the books I have but instead of a static fish on picture, we have live fish in motion. These two short clips are genuine references to help identify koi. I will share these links in the koi enthusiasts community for sure!
Thanks again.
Thank you very much, that is really nice to hear. Thanks for sharing as well 😊👌
Thank you for posting this. NOTE, people, no long fin koi anywhere here. That's an American thing. My 'Shamoo' is now 22 years old in my pond. He boldly swims on top of the other fish at chow time. I feed pasta, rice, carrots, peas, cheerios, worms, (and quality koi food), they'll eat anything. He loves water melon. I absolutely love koi.
Also these 'long fin koi' are probably Japanese. There are only two breeders in Japan that breed with these. It are Yamazaki and Suda.
I love how when it comes to Koi the Verity is so divers, yet there are a lot more verifies as we know.
65th big 👍 up is now up. 😊
Thankyou very much for sharing Sir.
Stay safe and take care.
Enjoy your weekend. 😊
Very true! There are many, many more varieties, and some will come with guides in the next upcoming month for sure 👍. Stay safe and take care!
@@Aboutkoi I look forward to watching them.
Thankyou.
Have a great week Sir.
THANK YOU AGAIN
Thanks for watching 😀
great video
Thank you!
This is so great, so much info, thank you. Learning which ones that are harder to identify that I got in my Koi shipment from Japan in June. So exciting.
Glad it was helpful! You are welcome. Enjoy your Koi 😊
Love Goshiki's
They are beautiful! I have some seperate video's about goshiki as well
@@Aboutkoi Fantastic I will work my way through your channel, great content. LOVE IT 🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟😁
Thank you!!
Soragoi looks to be the winner to me , amazing 😻
Very informative video. Thanks for taking the time to put this together. However - are you familiar with the Ginga variety? I think they are just another varient of the Kujaku but am having difficulty finding our for sure.
Thanks for your comment. That's a really interesting topic actually. Many people do say there is no difference between Beni Ginga (So Ginga with red) and Kujaku. This is kind of true, as there is almost no difference. Ginga is a crossing between Kujaku and Hajiro. That results, if you ask me, in a Kujaku with dark scales. So the Ginga, I think you are correct, can be seen as a Kujaku but darker colour.
Is the chagoi the 2nd one to the top left of the thumbnail?
If you mean the top right corner, next to the white fish with black fins. Yes, that brown one is a Doitsu Chagoi.
The one on the left top (quite white as well) is a Gin Matsuba.
Can I get a good English transcript of this video? I do understand a little of what the guy says in the video however there is some information I want to know more about and can't seem to understand. Thanks!
😲😲 wow
👍👍😊
I'm new to rising koi and I find your videos very helpful and informative. I hope you keep doing what you're doing. Keep up the good work.
Awesome, thank you! Great I have you onboard
Kikusui is actually a Doitsu Hariwake. A light Hariwaki is a lemon hariwaki. You get lemon Kikosuis too
That's a lot to remember...lol
Just remember the ones you like most 😉
Are they easy to care? Cause I'm planing to buy a koi thank for the answer 😊😊😊
Yes it is not so difficult. Keep the water conditions on par and you are all set!
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show some filtration system that they are using in japan
COVID is making it difficult to travel & do the things I'm planning to do 😢
alright! i do understand you. you don’t have to worry, coz even the olympics in japan last year was cancelled due to the pandemic. .just keep posting videos that will help us newbies learn more and in depth understand about koi.
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Fishies 🐟
There is orange, red, white, black and blue/grey
for karashigoi always remember those are the fastest growing Koi you can get, if you get them from the right breeder
They can grow with a very rapid pace indeed! Beautiful tame Koi variety that can grow into a monster
I saw a koi fish which has a orange body except for the head. The head has a orange dot on it.
The entire body orange? And what color was the head except for the orange dot?
White. But the body has a white dot near the dot like it's going to the head. And the belly is white actually but there's 2 dots in back of the head. Found in my school fish pond lol
I have an aragoke and have thousand of babies from it.
Cool 😊. Hope they will grow up well! Do you keep them in a seperate growing pond/tank from the older Koi?
@@Aboutkoi yes i already separated them from mother koi ... But my pond for koi fry is not big enough . i am only expecting a few hundred to survive , next time i will prepare carefully
Would be nice if you can grow some larger and keep them in your collection, good luck and let me know later how it's going!
Could I start my own koi business in the Benelux? Would it be profitable you think?
Everything is possible, I think you can be profitable - as long as you are good to your clients, offer a nice range of Koi and products. Make your customers happy, show your expertise, and I'm sure you can have a profitable Koi business.
Btw i have a question is there a koi fish called "hi karashigoi"? Hi means red btw cuz the reason why i ask this cuz once i open youtube in a earlier day the title of that dude's video is "Beautiful 81cm super red karashigoi" and i thought it was benegoi since its red so that got me confused i hope u can help me.
Hi there, I woul dsay 'Hi Karashigoi' is not a thing. That would be a Benigoi in my opinion.
But I have to say, indeed a lot of 'red karashigoi' and 'super red karashigoi' are passing by. I'm not really familiair with them, also a bit confusing to me. Since 'Karashi' actually means musterd when translated from Japanese. And I have not seen red mustard before. I think it's a European thing to call it 'super red' and 'red'. Can't imagina a breeder would call them like that: but a nice thing to ask a breeder in japan itself! I'll surely ask it to them during my next visit
@@Aboutkoi oh ok when u visit Japan pls ask them ok cuz it’s a bit confusing for me and the moment I saw the “hi” karashigoi on UA-cam I was like is this fake? Cuz the only plain red koi I know is benegoi which is kinda making me confused but I hope that if u come to japan I hope u can ask them to see if the “hi” karashigoi is real or not. Anyways Thank You for your response mate.
I can't see the difference between karashigoi and chaoi.
Karashigoi is more yellowish colour then a Chagoi. Chagoi usually is light green/olive colour or brown up to dark chocolate brown. Also if you take a look at the body posture, you can see the a Chagoi usually has a more flat/broader nose. A Karashigoi has a more pointed nose.
Hope that helps you! 👍
Is there a wat to verrify the breader of my koi. I was told Shinoda was the breeder but i have no certificat.
Hi there, that makes it more difficult. Sometimes you will be able to guess it correctly. But oftenly that becomes hard.
What variety is it? For example doitsu showa, ginrin Showa or Hi Utsuri could indeed be Shinoda
@@Aboutkoi it is the Tancho in my video's, a Doitsu Tancho Sanke
@@Aboutkoi like the picture of my channel
@@Microplus461 That is difficult to tell. It might be Shinoda, but I can't tell for sure. I've also seen the video of it.
@@Aboutkoi i AM still verry pleased about his quality. Hope his Tancho will stay or get better. His colours seem to have settled. No changes annymore or do u think his colours will change?
Koi how much
That completely depends on what type, breeder, size, quality and so on!
What is GOROMO??？？？（ Д ） ﾟ ﾟ
I know what AI GOROMO and BUDO GOROMO are.
Then probably you will also know which one I showed ;)
@@Aboutkoi As we have explained many times before, there is no such thing as GOROMO, at least not in Japan.
zna.jp/eng/nishikigoi/variety/koromo.html
all ok but you have to explain what happens to the fishes that are not pass selection? food for the rest?nazi try to do the same with humans, selection.so if my kid is not in the standards i have to eliminate?
I have a video on how the Koi are selelected by Japanese breeders and how it is done, you can watch it here: ua-cam.com/video/7Wez37sigFA/v-deo.html
@@Aboutkoi yes but you dont have answer what happens to non selected fishes?
@@nikxohs3925 That really depends on the breeder. Some breeders do discard them completely, while other breedesr grow them out to sizes of like 8-13 cm to sell them during winter time
Thank you very nice video and great looking koi !
Thank you too!