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hi an up dateÂ* what happend is with my little jems i went to go and get them to be told that one of them had being sold. i.e. the tancho goshiki so i am not happy and lost faith with them. poeple who put there trust in koi shops do not like being told when they leave koi there till the weather warms up and paid for that one of there koi have being sold when one of there staff knew it was sold to me. not happyÂ*Â* was refunded .Â* Â*> > > > > > > > > so now i am looking for a tancho goshikiÂ* any one got one about 14 to 18Â* inch
The koi are acceptable. But there are some minor defects found. The Hi showa with hi on the dorsal fin and tail. The Tancho Goshiki with large black mark on the red part of the head. It depends on the price to make your decision.
Try to learn more about the selection of good quality of koi. It is helpful to you.
Chan Man please remember that this FORUM was set up for HOBBYIST'S to have an area where we can help each other.
Many of its members are new to keeping Koi and are only at the start of the learning curve as to what is good, bad or ugly in Koi.
I doubt there are many on here that set out to be the next All Japan show winner and as BrettKoi said "beauty is in the eye of the beholder"
So rather than come on and pick faults with other peoples Koi try posting some helpful tips
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