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New world record for Koi auction

Frank Cowherd

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WHY? Well the black is really black, no fading. THe red is really red and not fading. THe color spots are separate and look like stepping stones across a pond or creek. The head spot resembles the Japanese flag and is very close to being a circle. And it is probably a female based on size and shape. A male would be thinner.
 

Frank Cowherd

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Just thinking out loud.
One spawn a year of between a pound to two pounds of eggs, and let's say you have a big enough pond that you can raise 20,000 little koi that grow to 6 inches in 3 months. Sell them for $12 each to a retail store which sell them at $20 to $30 each because although they may not have great patterns they will have decent patterns of black and red spots. SO $12 times 10,000 would be $120,000 per year and if you babied the spawners, you might get 10 years or more.
 

abcdefghi

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Just thinking out loud.
One spawn a year of between a pound to two pounds of eggs, and let's say you have a big enough pond that you can raise 20,000 little koi that grow to 6 inches in 3 months. Sell them for $12 each to a retail store which sell them at $20 to $30 each because although they may not have great patterns they will have decent patterns of black and red spots. SO $12 times 10,000 would be $120,000 per year and if you babied the spawners, you might get 10 years or more.

Hmmm wonder how big of a pond you would need, biggest thing here would be keeping wildlife out of said pond.
 

chriscoli

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WHY? Well the black is really black, no fading. THe red is really red and not fading. THe color spots are separate and look like stepping stones across a pond or creek. The head spot resembles the Japanese flag and is very close to being a circle. And it is probably a female based on size and shape. A male would be thinner.

Thanks for explaining....I looked at the fish and thought it looked great, but since I'm not familiar with koi patterns, I wasn't sure what it's stand-out features were.
 
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