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Hi Mark. I wish I did ! Sadly, I had to leave them behind, not easy finding a home. I could have sold them I guess, but I didn't want the hassle. Locally, we don't have a lot of stockists, so it's gonna take a while to build up a nice collection. Anyway, don't want to steal the thread.
Cheers...Freddy.
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note easy to see freddy , but looks like a Kikusui
steve
Hiya Steve. Just been doing a bit of searching, and I think you're right. To my untrained eye, that fish was a cracker. It had the same coloured eyelids. It seems there aren't that many around, not a popular variety, I guess.
you can get some very good examples , fairly cheap .....well compared to gosanke lolz
there what you could call , an outskirts fish , with gosanke being the mainstay of most keepers , but saying that , i have seen some very nice ones in the past , and been tempted to buy .
with these fish , your better to do research on the variety , and then research the breeders that produce them , and check how there fish do in our water , as you could find a stunning example , and get a bargain
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