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What do you all think of this Nisai Ranchu ? Thai ? Japanese ?
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QUOTE(namaste @ Mon 24 May 2004 09:54 AM) dear Geert, thanks for your answer. I think everyone here more or less able to tell the difference btw a Thai and Jap ranchu. However, I jz wonder what's yours opinion and points to look out for about both difference? I think a Thai Ranchu and a Japanese Ranchu should look the same. People in Thailand, Japan and all other countries should breed towards the same Standard of Perfection. The best Japanese Ranchu are the best in the world !!!!! And there are MANY high quality Ranchu in Japan. But there are also many inferior Ranchu in Japan. Most of the time, we only see the best. We are only interested to see the best. One of the big advantages of the Japanese scene is that there are many HOBBYIST breeders involved who are all very keen to breed high quality Ranchu and to establish high quality bloodlines. To be able to breed high quality Ranchu it is necessary to understand the value of Ranchu and Ranchu bloodlines. And I think the Japanese know this better than anyone else. Regards, Geert Coppens |
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