Thompson Ranchu I am UK wish I have the chance definitely I will get your stunning ranchu to breed on the line. Did breed few batch in the past here main majority came out with sashi tail which is sad as I don’t have the the proper good line from the breeding oya but just looking at your creations it inspired me to keep working on it for now keep culling.
@@j1ongsl check with Star Fisheries UK for ranchu from the famous breeder Andrew James.... occasionally he supplies good bloodline ranchu to Star Fisheries
In the winter I keep the water temp in the low 50's. No filtration, just an airstone. I move them to a fresh pond every 5-7 days when the water quality declines
I follow the Japanese method of 100% water changes. No filter of any type, only an airstone and 100% water changes by moving the ranchu into a fresh pond. :-)
@@NganNguyen-ev2pu Hello! There is no filtration. Only an airstone. when a water change is needed the ranchu are moved into a fresh pond. All the top ranchu in Jpana are raised this way. This method is less common in the West.
@@thompsonglass Thank you, in Vietnam, they also use many types of filters to clean the water, really hard to use, can you tell more about the fresh water please ❤️
Yes, that is part of the traditional Japanese method for raising ranchu. The low water level helps preserve the beautiful and open shape of the tail. Deeper water creates more water pressure on the delicate tail bones and can collapse the tail.
Always impressive quality fish I can stay there watching them all day.
You have best and strong healthy ranchu there. Master piece of ranchu art 👍
This is a very kind compliment! thank you!
Thompson Ranchu I am UK wish I have the chance definitely I will get your stunning ranchu to breed on the line. Did breed few batch in the past here main majority came out with sashi tail which is sad as I don’t have the the proper good line from the breeding oya but just looking at your creations it inspired me to keep working on it for now keep culling.
@@j1ongsl check with Star Fisheries UK for ranchu from the famous breeder Andrew James.... occasionally he supplies good bloodline ranchu to Star Fisheries
Freakin BEAUTIFUL. How deep is the pond? That last one you picked up is STUNNING.
Love the lemon head... WOW!!
Yes that one is so amazing! I feel lucky!
@@thompsonglass How's this beauty doing today? I hope he/she is still around. Still one of the best I've seen.
Well done Jeff! I like the green water + duck weed 👍
thank you very much!
Thompson Ranchu Jeff, where did you buy them? Looks like Kyoukai-kei Ranchu
@@GoldfishCorner I imported a few baby ranchu from famous Japanese breeders back in 2015 and I have been breeding those lines ever since
Thompson Ranchu That is why. They are authentic!
looking good jeff
Son hermosos tus peces y tus instalaciones felicitaciones, saludos desde Argentina
What is the coldest temperature in this pond ? They have been in this pond all reasons ? Any filtration system ? So cool
In the winter I keep the water temp in the low 50's. No filtration, just an airstone. I move them to a fresh pond every 5-7 days when the water quality declines
Love your vids thanks
Yo thanks!
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I have butterfly telescopes and pearlscales (you can see them on my channel) but I really want some high quality ranchu.
I need a ketchi opium to come down again :-)) finest, uuuuhhhHHHHHHH:-)
Yeah these are some special ranchu!
Hi Jeff, Do they eat duckweed ?
😇
how do you cultivate the green carpet?
Awesome fish, thanks for answering in instagram.
Glad to help share info! :-)
Your water is very healthy! How do you maintain it?
I follow the Japanese method of 100% water changes. No filter of any type, only an airstone and 100% water changes by moving the ranchu into a fresh pond. :-)
@@thompsonglass can you guys explain how you filter it
@@NganNguyen-ev2pu Hello! There is no filtration. Only an airstone. when a water change is needed the ranchu are moved into a fresh pond. All the top ranchu in Jpana are raised this way. This method is less common in the West.
@@thompsonglass Thank you, in Vietnam, they also use many types of filters to clean the water, really hard to use, can you tell more about the fresh water please ❤️
@@thompsonglass Sir, how long you change 100% of water
if Jeff wasn't talking you would think this is in Japan!!!
That is very kind of you. The ranchu in Japan are much much better though!
How can I buy fish from you
Hello! ranchunotes.blogspot.com/p/sale-page_28.html
Is 88f to hot for ranchu goldfish?
Yes I think it's too hot. If water temps go above 84-85 deg F I will increase aeration and decrease feeding
What food do you feed them?
Azayaka for the most part.
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Yes, that is part of the traditional Japanese method for raising ranchu. The low water level helps preserve the beautiful and open shape of the tail. Deeper water creates more water pressure on the delicate tail bones and can collapse the tail.
@@thompsonglass cảm ơn ♥️
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