As usual an informative and interesting video, I think both of mine would have met most of your criteria. Had them for about a year both have grown well and are a beautiful yellow. Thanks for posting, stay safe and well.
Another outstanding video. Thank you. I posted your link on our page, if you love koi, you never stop learning about them and I am a student of your videos
i already have, i thought that ogon koi was cheap because koi seller gave it to me as a bonus of koi buying... ur review told the opossite and i'm glade to know, thanx.
So much to learn :) I did not know about the lighter color when young. Now I know what those reddish spots are on my y. ogon; despite being 80 cm he is still very yellow thank goodness :)
We will never be done learning about Koi... probably why it is also enjoyable. 80 cm is a nice size! Do you know the breeder? Nothing will be wrong with your koi, just some orange/red pigmentation. Thanks for your comment and enjoy your hobby!
The 'darker' yellow will come 😉, just give it some time. The lightest one will become darker as well. The lighter, the less likely they will develop orange. Thanks for your comment!
I have orange color koi 3 months old and 3 more colors 3 months old, can you please explain in details from 3 month to old how they change... It will be helpful for me to purchase more colors
Thanx for the informative video. But what if the koi yellow is darker but still metallic, does that variety count as a yamabuki ogon or doe it just make it a kigoi. Tbh its kinda hard for me to tell the difference between kigoi and yamabuki 😓😅
Yes it should still be a Yamabuki Ogon, even if it did became darker colour (almost orange). The Yamabuki Ogon has fukurin and is metallic. While the Kigoi is a one coloured non-metallic yellowish looking Koi.
Sometimes I feel that strict adherence to characteristics of that variety takes away from the beauty of the fish simply because it's a shade different. I've seen Yamabuki that are slightly darker and orange and still are absolutely beautiful fish. But judges will not care for it because it's not a yellow color, I've always find that odd. It's simply a different shade that can be appreciated.
Interesting! Yes indeed it is up to every single person to determine what he or she likes and would love to add to their point. But when you are in competition, there simply aret certain basics that judges will look at. Compare it with any other animal on a show, or for example a dancing competition.
Ah, the last part of the tail of the bigger Yamabuki Ogon in the bowl? Many one coloured Koi have this. Especially in the bottom part of the tail. It is quite normal. It depends on breeder to breeder how intensive it is though. If you look at Chagoi or Karashigoi for example you can also spot it.
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As usual an informative and interesting video, I think both of mine would have met most of your criteria. Had them for about a year both have grown well and are a beautiful yellow. Thanks for posting, stay safe and well.
Hi Steven, thanks for your reply. Yamabuki is a nice variety to grow out, they tend to grow quite fast. Hope you are enjoying them! Stay safe
Another outstanding video. Thank you. I posted your link on our page, if you love koi, you never stop learning about them and I am a student of your videos
Thank you! Glad to hear even help Koi shop owners are watching! Nice compliments 😃
i already have, i thought that ogon koi was cheap because koi seller gave it to me as a bonus of koi buying... ur review told the opossite and i'm glade to know, thanx.
Yamabuki are not necessarily cheap koi. They can be expensive as well 😉. It is a nice variety! Enjoy your Koi, stay safe.
Good information 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🐟
Thank you! Glad you liked it. 👍
So much to learn :)
I did not know about the lighter color when young. Now I know what those reddish spots are on my y. ogon; despite being 80 cm he is still very yellow thank goodness :)
We will never be done learning about Koi... probably why it is also enjoyable. 80 cm is a nice size! Do you know the breeder? Nothing will be wrong with your koi, just some orange/red pigmentation. Thanks for your comment and enjoy your hobby!
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Most important is that you like and enjoy the Koi, even though some probably won't be perfect and didn't develop how you hoped they would develop 👍
That's quite big, nice!
Hi, I want to ask about akame in ogon. I have a yamabuki ogon with an akame, could you tell me why koi can have akame?
Hi there, honestly I am not sure why some Koi are 'akame'. I assume you mean the red eyes and pale albino skin?
Very useful video
Thank you!
2 nice fish there, think i would like a little darker maybe....but still nice
The 'darker' yellow will come 😉, just give it some time. The lightest one will become darker as well. The lighter, the less likely they will develop orange. Thanks for your comment!
I have orange color koi 3 months old and 3 more colors 3 months old, can you please explain in details from 3 month to old how they change... It will be helpful for me to purchase more colors
Do you know what the variety is? Is it white with orange patterns/steps on it? or is it entirely orange like a 'Benigoi'?
Thanx for the informative video. But what if the koi yellow is darker but still metallic, does that variety count as a yamabuki ogon or doe it just make it a kigoi. Tbh its kinda hard for me to tell the difference between kigoi and yamabuki 😓😅
Yes it should still be a Yamabuki Ogon, even if it did became darker colour (almost orange). The Yamabuki Ogon has fukurin and is metallic. While the Kigoi is a one coloured non-metallic yellowish looking Koi.
Sometimes I feel that strict adherence to characteristics of that variety takes away from the beauty of the fish simply because it's a shade different. I've seen Yamabuki that are slightly darker and orange and still are absolutely beautiful fish. But judges will not care for it because it's not a yellow color, I've always find that odd. It's simply a different shade that can be appreciated.
Interesting! Yes indeed it is up to every single person to determine what he or she likes and would love to add to their point. But when you are in competition, there simply aret certain basics that judges will look at. Compare it with any other animal on a show, or for example a dancing competition.
The other one has red on its tail fin... what is that? Thank you
Ah, the last part of the tail of the bigger Yamabuki Ogon in the bowl? Many one coloured Koi have this. Especially in the bottom part of the tail. It is quite normal. It depends on breeder to breeder how intensive it is though. If you look at Chagoi or Karashigoi for example you can also spot it.