Koi harvest in Taiwan

[Koi-san]

Quote: Originally Posted by dinh excellent pictures. Seems like it is a big lake instead of a pond;-)) do you know how big it is? And, did you get any? --Dinh

Dinh,

This koi farm has 20 concrete mud ponds. I belief the pond that we harvested, is over 1000Ton.

No I didn't buy any fish. As you know, my pond is already over stocked. I wish I had room for adding more fish. I saw some very nice Gosanke in the indoor display ponds.

Check out the jumpo chagoi in the picture below. It is about 1meter long. It is 3 times the weight of the Tancho Sanke next to it. And the Tancho Sanke is considered a jumpo fish.

[dinh]

1 meter. Man, that is very big chagoi!!!!
Good color and scales, but the head is pointed and too small. Perhaps, due to the angle of the pix???

--Dinh

Quote: Originally Posted by Koi-san Dinh, This koi farm has 20 concrete mud ponds. I belief the pond that we harvested, is over 1000Ton. No I didn't buy any fish. As you know, my pond is already over stocked. I wish I had room for adding more fish. I saw some very nice Gosanke in the indoor display ponds. Check out the jumpo chagoi in the picture below. It is about 1meter long. It is 3 times the weight of the Tancho Sanke next to it. And the Tancho Sanke is considered a jumpo fish.

[saratogatan]

but the showa at the tail of the chagoi is more interesting..

stan

[dinh]

Quote: Originally Posted by saratogatan but the showa at the tail of the chagoi is more interesting.. stan

yah.. hope the head is also interesting too...

--dinh