You can get them at Home Depot Or any home center, They are a large type
paver stone..
"claude rogers" wrote in message
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Hey Todd love those rocks around pond...where did ya
get'em....looking all over for something like those....Claude
"Todd P" wrote in message
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Hi
Id like to share my Photos of my Blue Koi
You can reach them under pond 2003 at
http://community.webshots.com/user/todpin33
"Nedra" wrote in message
hlink.net...
You mean you can't see the blue in # A-0175?
If you can't - I think you may be color blind?
Nedra
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836
http://community.webshots.com/user/nedra118
"jammer" wrote in message
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I have yet to see a blue koi picture that registers BLUE in my eye
balls!
On Wed, 13 Aug 2003 11:53:54 -0700, zookeeper
wrote:
Gary Rich wrote:
I picked up a nice little shusui (scaleless asagi) this spring at
the
Young Koi Show in SoCal. He was only $18 at 2" with a nice
color.
He's
now ~6" and the blue upper section is sky blue or maybe
cornflower
blue
(in the Crayola color scale).
I did a quick images.google.com search for a good pic of one to
link
to,
but didn't really see one. They all had much less blue coloring
than
this little guy has. Maybe the blue is hard to photograph or
tends
to
fade with time?
These sites have a couple of good shusui photographs; many pictures
looked washed out and I think that's why the pale blue doesn't show
so
well. I also ran across a site that mentioned qualities for judging
a
shusui koi (sorry, can't find it again now) and it said that the
red
and
dark blue should be separated by "pure white," which I think is the
baby
blue in the younger koi.
http://www.thompsonaquaticgardens.com/hobbyist.htm
http://www.koiextreme.com/koisales/shusui.htm
http://www.asianarowana.com.my/koi/koi8.shtml
http://www.koi-schmid.de/spezial/shu...dy_shusui.html
http://www.auskoi.com/shusui_class_champion_.html
We have a small hi shusui: it has more red on its head and back,
but
has
the pale blue around the dorsal fin and the dark blue scales. He's
"Baby
Blue" as that is the color we could see first when he was a 1/2
inch
fry.