Mr. Jatupon or Mr. A (Chonburi) TVRs Bred in Thailand

Here are a couple of pictures of Mr.A (Chonburi) TVRs that he has bred this year in Thailand. Mr.A do have quite a number of premium seed ranchu that he has accumulated from his many trips to visit Mr.Kashino in Okayama. The two fish that you will see below are a cross between the Kashino and Okada bloodline. Both fish are from the same brood and are about 6 months old.

I will be posting a few more pictures of some of Mr. A's TVRs and his seed ranchu for his breeding tomorrow. In the mean time, please visit the following for more pictures that I have posted already tonight. Good night for now and will have a lot more to show you tomorrow. Sawasdee krap.



http://www.ranchushop.com/Board/com...ebboard_id=6155

ps. I have also added a picture of our forum moderator, Bro Ranchu Lover, checking out Mr. A's TVR in Bangkok, too.

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Beautiful pieces that you have shown us.

Many thanks for the beautiful pictures and am delighted you guys from Thailand are capable of breeding quality ranchus.

Thank you very much for all the kind words. Mr.A is quite proud of this brood. I only wish that I could have taken better pictures of this fish. Personally I believe that we still have quite a way to go before we can rival breeders from Japan. But with the proper support and guidance by our friends and colleagues from Japan, I believe that we can only go from strength to strength.

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Strong Ranchu ! Kashino X Okada seems to be a good combination. Is it possible to see how Mr. A keeps his Ranchu ? How many ponds ? What size of ponds ?

Regards,

Geert Coppens

Hi Pat,

Congrats to Mr. A on an excellent ranchu. Really Hppy for u all. Hope to go Bangkok in Dec and visit ur farm.

Regards,
Billy

First picture shows Tosai and Nisai tubs and second picture shows the Oya tubs. Third picture is the close-up of the Tosai tubs. As for the nursery tubs, I did not get to see.

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Thank you Ranchu Lover for the interesting photos. I am sure you have many more to come...

Regards,

Geert Coppens