KUMONRYU
Our introduction to this issue will contain the basics, which will be followed by a more in intensity look at this issue.
The Kumonryu is a Doitsu (German) koi that has a jet black design that emerges like billowing black clouds against a pallid background. The black design is patchy and ungang, disshowing with changes in the water temperature, reshowing sometimes as a completely different design.
The name Kumonryu is resulting from a legend that tells of a dragon (Ryu) transforming into a cloud and racing through the sky.
The Kumonryu is said to have been urbanized by breeding a Shusui with a Matsukawa Bakke.
For the break of this editorial, we will argue the gist behind what we have educated about this topic so far.
The next section was printed by Joel Burkard/Pan Intercorp and previously available in PONDSCAPES magazine All rights reticent Joel Burkard/Pan Intercorp 1995
The sort of KAWARIMONO , just "different stuff", contains nearly all of the koi that do not fit into any of the other sort. As new breeds are urbanized, they typically create out in this KAWARIMONO sort. When the breed or sort becomes stabilized, it is sometimes awarded a new sort of it's own in order to give it the recognition it deserves.
The Kumonryu was insincere recognized in 1994 with a sort of it's own at the All Japan pooled Nishikigoi show. The Kumonryu, which means "Nine Crested Dragon", is a most fascinating koi in that it's sumi (black) is chiefly ungang and can show or disshow lacking any notice. The Kumonryu is of the Doitsu (German) heredity, and has whichever large mirror scales along the dorsal and cross line ,or no scales at all. It's flurry pallid root with jet black sumi designs sometimes recap us of Killer Whales.
Because the sumi is ungang, the Kumonryu's design can change at the shelve of a hat, from all pallid, to completely black, with every imaginable departure in between. while it is still unclear what just causes the changes, contributing causes can be : water temperature, water change, water feature, ph change, diet, sexual adulthood, stress and so on and so onwards.
The ever shifting sort of the design is doubtless what makes this koi such a joy to own. When the sumi design is under the pallid waiting to emerge, it can give the skin a bluish hue. I have seen Kumonryu with designs that altered so gradually that they seemed almost gang, and others that underwent radical changes inside the course of a few weeks.
When selecting a Kumonryu for your fishpond, concentrate on result a koi with good body confirmation and pay thought to deformities of the tail and pectoral fins which regularly arise in this sort. It should be eminent here that Judges will regularly overlook youth irregularities of the pectoral fins in Kumonryu. In observe of the fluid sort of the design, it is more important to pay more thought to the extent and feature of the sumi. Ask your dealer what bloodline he typically has in reserve or can propose, as bloodline is ultimately the lone most determining cause in any koi development.
From opening to end, this item has helped you to learn more about this theme than you doubtless thought you would ever know.
The Kumonryu is a Doitsu (German) koi that has a jet black design that emerges like billowing black clouds against a pallid background. The black design is patchy and ungang, disshowing with changes in the water temperature, reshowing sometimes as a completely different design.
The name Kumonryu is resulting from a legend that tells of a dragon (Ryu) transforming into a cloud and racing through the sky.
The Kumonryu is said to have been urbanized by breeding a Shusui with a Matsukawa Bakke.
For the break of this editorial, we will argue the gist behind what we have educated about this topic so far.
The next section was printed by Joel Burkard/Pan Intercorp and previously available in PONDSCAPES magazine All rights reticent Joel Burkard/Pan Intercorp 1995
The sort of KAWARIMONO , just "different stuff", contains nearly all of the koi that do not fit into any of the other sort. As new breeds are urbanized, they typically create out in this KAWARIMONO sort. When the breed or sort becomes stabilized, it is sometimes awarded a new sort of it's own in order to give it the recognition it deserves.
The Kumonryu was insincere recognized in 1994 with a sort of it's own at the All Japan pooled Nishikigoi show. The Kumonryu, which means "Nine Crested Dragon", is a most fascinating koi in that it's sumi (black) is chiefly ungang and can show or disshow lacking any notice. The Kumonryu is of the Doitsu (German) heredity, and has whichever large mirror scales along the dorsal and cross line ,or no scales at all. It's flurry pallid root with jet black sumi designs sometimes recap us of Killer Whales.
Because the sumi is ungang, the Kumonryu's design can change at the shelve of a hat, from all pallid, to completely black, with every imaginable departure in between. while it is still unclear what just causes the changes, contributing causes can be : water temperature, water change, water feature, ph change, diet, sexual adulthood, stress and so on and so onwards.
The ever shifting sort of the design is doubtless what makes this koi such a joy to own. When the sumi design is under the pallid waiting to emerge, it can give the skin a bluish hue. I have seen Kumonryu with designs that altered so gradually that they seemed almost gang, and others that underwent radical changes inside the course of a few weeks.
When selecting a Kumonryu for your fishpond, concentrate on result a koi with good body confirmation and pay thought to deformities of the tail and pectoral fins which regularly arise in this sort. It should be eminent here that Judges will regularly overlook youth irregularities of the pectoral fins in Kumonryu. In observe of the fluid sort of the design, it is more important to pay more thought to the extent and feature of the sumi. Ask your dealer what bloodline he typically has in reserve or can propose, as bloodline is ultimately the lone most determining cause in any koi development.
From opening to end, this item has helped you to learn more about this theme than you doubtless thought you would ever know.
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