Visit to New Forest Koi - 1st and 2nd September 2019

In this video we visit New Forest Koi based in Hamphire.
New Forest Koi have been breeding Koi in the UK for over 25 years and in this video Richard Carpenter selects through some of the high grade Koi which have been especially selected through the breeding programme for growing on through to nisai, sansai and yonsai. Varieties include Kohaku, Sanke, Kujaku, Kumonryu, Ginrin Matsukawabake, Chagoi, Karashigoi, Ochiba Shigure, Ginrin Asagi and others.
Every Koi you see in this video has been bred in the UK at New Forest Koi, be prepared for a surprise in the quality, I know I was.

[@nickrider5220]

I've bought some lovely fish from New Forest Koi over the years, the first one a kohaku in 1993 I think - he's doing fine 28 years later and has kept his red /body shape really well. Earlier this year I bought 9 good quality youngsters to grow on, quality for the price is very decent. I try to limit my trips to NFK, as my bank account always suffers ! Thanks for the great video.

[@Tom_Prendiville]

Another fantastic video and insight into UK breeders thought process, oh and of course some stunning koi. Well done mark 👍🏻

[@derekb7380]

Verey nice fish ,which are a credit to a very talented man

[@workroads6451]

Great video, great company I have bought a number of koi from them. Lovely koi, great growth rates and friendly staff.👍

[@koiperfect1594]

Amazing selection of beautiful fish. Thanks for sharing.

[@stevenlavers5185]

Great vid Mark.Reminds me of my early koi days going to see those boys.

[@daljeetkalirai9771]

Never seen this area of new forest koi and we have bought many fish from these guys, I think they keep the best fish for the big customers

[@kadotashibas2573]

I am awaiting my delivery today from new forest to grow on and learn from,very pleased with my koi from last year from them,thanks for the video mark

[@LightYerPipe]

I certainly would purchase the Matsukawabake that have decided to keep along with a couple of kumonryu. But, hey ho that's the way its goes. Have a funny feeling those Asagi may end up very dark with sumi blotching.

[@Bikecampcook]

Great watch :)

[@kimuseni]

Beautiful koi

[@TheSunIsMyDestroyer]

how can i get a full black and full white koi with no spots

[@KoiAquaponics]

Great quality koi

[@zainkhan9251]

can someone plse tell me where i can bye those blue holding ponds,im in Australia

[@MarkGardnerNTVfree]

Try contacting one of the Koi society in Australia as a starting point, they should be able to point you in the right direction

[@garyneo2259]

I would never buy of these people again bought 4 lost 2 with in 2 weeks phoned them not interested the 2 that died where ill with in 2 days never again

[@barrykoikeepercooper8052]

Gary I've had 200 fry from these not losted a one and they are some belters in them

[@garyneo2259]

@@barrykoikeepercooper8052 hi m8 only lost 2 fish in 11 years both from them I did everything correct after 1 day both on there sides at bottom of the pond ramped up my heating to 26 recovered for 2 days next day both dead when I phoned them left a message got no reply the other 2 I got the same time are great it was the fact they did not get in touch that bothered me I might be being a bit of a woman just annoyed with them good luck with your fry n8

[@wiseachiever]

@@barrykoikeepercooper8052 - Hi Barry - looking to purchase japanese koi fry... best place to buy suggestion will help? thank you

[@barrykoikeepercooper8052]

@@wiseachiever cuttlebrook koi farm or New forest koi the fry should all be a reasonably size now but you will need to keep them at temperature of 18c plus over winter with small fish tank heater

[@dbd2191]

There is no guarantee with fish at all.