Sakai Bloodline Chart

[Joel b]

Sakai of Hiroshima has published a 50 page booklet that details the development and geneology of their Kohaku, Sanke and Showa bloodlines.

In addition to the Bloodline Chart, this booklet features in detail, most of the pairings of Broodstock utilised in Sakai's 2005 and 2006 breeding program.

Finally, ther is a listing of many of the major award winners that have resulted from these bloodlines, going back as far as 1997.

Pictured here is a sampling of the publication.

[Regenmeneer]

Joël,

will it be on sale or is it just available as a gift from SFF?

Reg

[jnorth]

Maybe it is a gift from Joel.

[cocoyboy]

Joel, what's goin down bruh? Your auction fish are killer every week! Maybe see you next year again before I stop by DEJAVU to see a friend or two?

Chris G.

[Sangreaal]

Too cool, Joel. Where would one of these be purchased from and at what cost?

Marie

[PapaBear]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sangreaal Too cool, Joel. Where would one of these be purchased from and at what cost? Marie

Are you shopping for and early Christmas present for yourself??? I know it's just what you've been looking for

[Sangreaal]

Quote: Originally Posted by PapaBear Are you shopping for and early Christmas present for yourself??? I know it's just what you've been looking for

How did you know?

[Joel b]

The good news is that they will be available soon. I picked up a couple of copies at the auction and ordered 200 copies for Pan Intercorp.

The bad news is that they were not free and are about as heavy as an issue of Koi Bito Magazine which means that there will be some freight costs involved.

In spite of all the costs involved, Pan Intercorp is determined to find a way to provide them to our customers at no charge.....but just how we will accomplish this still needs to be figured out....

Please post any brilliant ideas here and I'l l check back with y'all when I get back Stateside

[aquitori]

Quote: Originally Posted by Joel b The good news is that they will be available soon. I picked up a couple of copies at the auction and ordered 200 copies for Pan Intercorp. The bad news is that they were not free and are about as heavy as an issue of Koi Bito Magazine which means that there will be some freight costs involved. In spite of all the costs involved, Pan Intercorp is determined to find a way to provide them to our customers at no charge.....but just how we will accomplish this still needs to be figured out.... Please post any brilliant ideas here and I'l l check back with y'all when I get back Stateside

Cool Joel...Have fun wherever you are.

[lildude]

Could you scan the photos? I hope its not illegal, I dont think it is.