Utsuri Koi Varieties Discussion 2/3

We move onto Hi Utsuri with Shiro Utsuri remaining in the bowl to explain the different qualities we can expect from Utsurimono koi varieties with International Koi Judge Shawn McHenry. "Hi, in English is pronounced like - “He", translates as the color red but a much deeper red further described as “Fire". As you can see, each of these fish compliment each other as their colors look brilliant next to one another. Of course we believe you should have one of each in your beautiful koi collection.
Shawn explains that the sumi (or black) on the Hi Utsuri will react and change differently then on Shiro Utsuri further pointing out the the sumi can be more spotty or blotchy on the Hi Utsuri as opposed to the Shiro specimens. Very interesting……
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[@canalpeixesplantas]

Lindas carpas. Cores bem vivas, realmente exóticas.

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+Adilson Barbosa Thank you for watching. My first business was called Exotic Aquatics!

[@ivoryqueen7000]

Stunning! !

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+Ivory Queen Thank you!

[@traperjoe5226]

Man I love koi. I'm a snake collector ball pythons to be exact but I may be headed into koi. Very similar in some ways. Love the vids. Keep um coming.

[@ThePondDigger]

+Traper Joe I am a big fan of all the amazing variations available with ball pythons today! Maybe one day you will have a beautiful collection of koi too! Thanks for watching!

[@chadroy1653]

He got some nice Hi Utsuri in this year

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+Chad Roy No doubt!

[@dskoi7358]

Are the body shapes for Utsuri and Bekko similar (meaning the big belly comment)?

[@ThePondDigger]

+D S Koi That's a good question. From my understanding Bekko is not really common to keep anymore. We will get into detail on this topic in the future. I know we are planning some big discussions around Shiro Utsuri in March or early April that will reveal the history behind Bekko! How's that for some suspense?

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ThePondDigger Killing me with suspense!

[@steeleslandscapesllc.thewa4902]

two years old ? damn

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+Steele's Landscapes , LLC. I KNOW!!!!! I know you've seen the Karashigoi that Brad has right? He has probably sent you snapchat moments with his baby girl! She is gonna be a beast! YOu're probably gonna want one of those is your amazing koi pond.

[@rangerxp28]

Both have nice body.

[@ThePondDigger]

+Chad Ellsworth I hope you're talking about the koi..... BHAHAHHAHAHA just kidding man. The koi always steal the show! Thanks for watching!