Lousy self-bred Orandas

[HNLim]

Originally Posted by pijulrs

All your oranda look cun cun.Well done bro!Can spare some for me as gift

You come to Singapore and visit me lor!

[pijulrs]

Originally Posted by HNLim

You come to Singapore and visit me lor!

I have planned it before to visit SG and its LFS/farm this year.But how can I contact you?Pls PM me.
Rgds

[HNLim]

Originally Posted by pijulrs

I have planned it before to visit SG and its LFS/farm this year.But how can I contact you?Pls PM me.
Rgds

When you made up your mind first then contact me lor or you can e-mail me at lim@pristinenergy.com

[pijulrs]

Originally Posted by HNLim

When you made up your mind first then contact me lor or you can e-mail me at lim@pristinenergy.com

Ok uncle lim.I will take note.

[HNLim]

Here is how they look at 4 months old.


Size is 12.8 (5 inches) long

[pijulrs]

Looks promising.What did you feed them everyday bro?Mind to share it here.

[HNLim]

Originally Posted by pijulrs

Looks promising.What did you feed them everyday bro?Mind to share it here.

Cheapo pellets.

[HNLim]

Originally Posted by chinaryukin

Here is a photo of my wish oranda......prefer thai breedline.

Cheers,

This one come close to your dream fish. So close yet so far.

[junkeatng]

Hello Lim,

Nice collection of Oranda you have there. Form the shape of their body, they seem to be of the variety that is now prevalent in Thailand, ie. roundish 'disk' shaped body. This is very different from the 'typical' Malaysian variety with the short body and large head. Indeed, I prefer the 'Thai' variety as I've experienced many probems with the short bodied ones such as SBD and internal bacteria infection. Congratulations on your success in breeding them! Only one thing I would try to improve on and that is the headgrowth.

Cheers!

[HNLim]

Originally Posted by junkeatng

Hello Lim,

Nice collection of Oranda you have there. Form the shape of their body, they seem to be of the variety that is now prevalent in Thailand, ie. roundish 'disk' shaped body. This is very different from the 'typical' Malaysian variety with the short body and large head. Indeed, I prefer the 'Thai' variety as I've experienced many probems with the short bodied ones such as SBD and internal bacteria infection. Congratulations on your success in breeding them! Only one thing I would try to improve on and that is the headgrowth.

Cheers!

Thanks for your kind words. Yes the head will grow in due course. By mid year, some of them will look more like oranda than ryukin. I have many more that looks just like ryukin and I believe they will develope the wen in about a year's time. They are really huge by comparison to these few pieces that I have shown.