A few new ones up from the mud

[kgt3]

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Check out this monster Yamabuki! Born 4/27/2005 :D:

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[Jackie Ramo]

That Yamabuki already has a hump... I hate those humps but Terri assures me the fish will grow into them... but for one so young to have it, this fish is looking to be huge.

I like the first one though.

[Tamianth]

I like the platinum one! :smile:

[Dave in Innisfil]

Very healthy looking fish.......

[Terri]

Look at that Yama! Wonderfully clean head, even scales, nice glimmer, thick tail-tube... big time keeper :grin:

The first pic: would that be classified as a orenji hariwake?

[kgt3]

I've been wondering about that Terri. The color is spectacular but to dark to be considered lemon hariwake. I have them from this deep color right down to pale yellow.

[Tom C]

Your doing a good job. I think the first koi will look very nice in a lot of ponds. For me platinum koi don't do much, but it's a nice one. That last koi is going to be a monster. I would like to see that one in a year or two. That ones a little on the dark side for me. I like them more yellow. I have two now that are the color of this one posted. I'm guessing it will even get a little darker in time.