Omosako Koi Farm event is back on the 2nd Nov 2019. Winners of kois will be decided via Lottery Picks if there are more than one koi hobbyists interested in the same koi. All passionate koi hobbyists that love Omosako Bred Shiro Utsuri & Kujaku are most welcome to try their luck through us. 🙏
Besides the lottery picks, there will also be 3 Kujaku Nisais that have been put up for auction. The highest bidder will win the fish.
Marugen Koi Farm is pleased to participate in the recent 18th Singapore Koi Show & Championship 2014. Entering a total of 38 kois, and despite intense competition from many show quality fishes (total of 480 entries in this show), we are happy that 20 pieces of our Marugen bred fishes managed to get placings in their individual categories; of which 7 pieces clinched 1st Prizes, 6 pieces clinched 2nd Prizes, and 7 pieces clinched 3rd Prizes. Special mention goes to a Kinginrin Shiro Utsuri, which after winning 1st Prize in the Kinginrin Class A category, went on to clinch Best In Size for Gosanke 20BU, and were then unanimously awarded Mini Champion by all the judges.
18th Singapore Koi Show & Championship 2014 Mini Champion Best In Size (20BU) 1st Prize – Kinginrin Class A (20BU) Kinginrin Shiro Utsuri Offspring of “Black Beauty” Female Oyagoi “Black Beauty” is a Shiro Utsuri from Omosako Koi Farm Bred by Marugen Koi Farm, Singapore Owned by Lester Pang
Marugen Koi Farm wishes to congratulate and appreciate the owner of the 18th Singapore Koi Show & Championship 2014 Mini Champion, Mr Lester Pang, for his valued support and trust in Marugen Koi Farm.
18th Singapore Koi Show & Championship 2014 Award Presentation Mini Champion Kinginrin Shiro Utsuri Owned by Lester Pang Bred by Marugen Koi Farm, Singapore
The fight for Grand Champion was also very intense this year, with a total of 5 very high quality super jumbo contenders.
18th Singapore Koi Show & Championship 2014 Grand Champion Contenders
A Sakai bred 88cm Taisho Sanke was unanimously voted by the judges, and became the 18th Singapore Koi Show & Championship 2014 Grand Champion. She is owned by Jeremy Goon, and handled by Max Koi Farm.
Other notable winners from Marugen Koi Farm include a lovely kohaku, which clinched 1st Prize in the 25BU Kohaku category, beating off very intense competition within its category, from very high quality koi entries, mostly Japan imported kois from renowned Japanese koi breeding farms.
18th Singapore Koi Show & Championship 2014 1st Prize – Kohaku (25BU) Offspring of “M Tanchozuru“ Female Oyagoi “M Tanchozuru” (an offspring of “Love Queen“) is a Tancho Kohaku bred by Sakai Fish Farm Bred by Marugen Koi Farm, Singapore Owned by Mr Pang Hon Seong
Marugen Koi Farm wishes to congratulate and appreciate the owner of the 1st Prize winning Kohaku (25BU), Mr Pang Hon Seong, the Koi Show Chairman for his valued support and trust in our Marugen bred kois. His other entry from Marugen Koi Farm, a striking Kinginrin Shiro Utsuri, came in 2nd in the Kinginrin Class A 20BU category, losing out to the eventual 18th Singapore Koi Show Mini Champion, a Kinginrin Shiro Utsuri also bred by Marugen Koi Farm.
18th Singapore Koi Show & Championship 2014 2nd Prize – Kinginrin Class A (20BU) Kinginrin Shiro Utsuri Offspring of “Black Beauty” Female Oyagoi “Black Beauty” is a Shiro Utsuri from Omosako Koi Farm Bred by Marugen Koi Farm, Singapore Owned by Mr Pang Hon Seong
Another 1st Prize winner from Marugen Koi Farm is a lovely kohaku, which won in its 20BU Kohaku category, again beating off extremely intense competition, from very high quality koi entries, mostly Japan imported kois from renowned Japanese koi breeding farms. Marugen Koi Farm wishes to congratulate the owner, Mr James See for his continuous support and trust in us.
18th Singapore Koi Show & Championship 2014 1st Prize – Kohaku (20BU) Offspring of “M Tanchozuru“ Female Oyagoi “M Tanchozuru” (an offspring of “Love Queen“) is a Tancho Kohaku bred by Sakai Fish Farm Bred by Marugen Koi Farm, Singapore Owned by James See
Marugen Koi Farm is also pleased that one of its Taisho Sanke managed to clinch 1st Prize in the 30BU Sanke category.
High Quality Taisho Sanke 18th Singapore Koi Show 2014 1st Prize – Sanke (30BU) Offspring of “M Tanchozuru“ Female Oyagoi “M Tanchozuru” (an offspring of “Love Queen“) is a Tancho Kohaku bred by Sakai Fish Farm Bred by Marugen Koi Farm, Singapore
Special thanks also go to Sean, CK Teo, Yap, Vincent Tay, Tay Jing Heng, Steven Ong, Spencer Tan and Wang for their continuous support and trust in our Marugen bred kois. Here are some of their koi entries.
High Quality Tancho Kohaku 18th Singapore Koi Show 2014 2nd Prize – Tancho (30BU) Offspring of “M Tanchozuru“ Female Oyagoi “M Tanchozuru” (an offspring of “Love Queen“) is a Tancho Kohaku bred by Sakai Fish Farm Bred by Marugen Koi Farm, Singapore Owned by CK Teo
High Quality Kohaku Offspring of “M Tanchozuru“ Female Oyagoi “M Tanchozuru” (an offspring of “Love Queen“) is a Tancho Kohaku bred by Sakai Fish Farm Bred by Marugen Koi Farm, Singapore Owned by Sean
18th Singapore Koi Show & Championship 2014 1st Prize – Shiro Utsuri (35BU) Shiro Utsuri Offspring of “N’Panda” Female Oyagoi “N’Panda” is a Shiro Utsuri from Omosako Koi Farm Bred by Marugen Koi Farm, Singapore Owned by Steven Ong
Marugen Koi Farm is also pleased to be able to contribute within its means to the Singapore Koi Club, by sponsoring 4 pieces of Marugen’s bred kois for the koi auction.
18th Singapore Koi Show & Championship 2014 4 Pieces of High Quality Marugen Kois Sponsored to Singapore Koi Club to raise funds via Koi Auction Proudly bred by Marugen Koi Farm
The first koi to enter auction was a 5 months old High Quality Tancho Kohaku, an offspring of “M Tanchozuru“, and proudly bred by Marugen Koi Farm. Starting from $0, there was much intense bidding by several bidders, and the bid price quicky went up to the $300++ range, before it was finally snapped up at $400.
18th Singapore Koi Show Auction Koi High Quality Tancho Kohaku Offspring of “M Tanchozuru“ Female Oyagoi “M Tanchozuru” (an offspring of “Love Queen“) is a Tancho Kohaku bred by Sakai Fish Farm Product of Marugen Koi Farm, Singapore
The other 3 auction kois, were also quickly snapped up, and we wish to thank all the bidders, and congratulate the winning bidders for believing in our Marugen bred kois!
18th Singapore Koi Show & Championship 2014 Koi Auction
Here’s a short video clip, summarizing the 18th Singapore Koi Show & Championship 2014, painstakingly prepared by Bro Spencer Tan =)
Last but not least, Marugen Koi Farm wishes to appreciate the Singapore Koi Club and its committee members and volunteers for putting in countless hours and diligence in organizing a very successful 18th Singapore Koi Show & Championship 2014! =)
18th Singapore Koi Show & Championship 2014
18th Singapore Koi Show & Championship 2014 Hosted together with Singapore International Fish Show
18th Singapore Koi Show & Championship 2014 Supported by Marugen Koi Farm and Sponsored by Pere Ocean
Most Expensive Auction Koi Dainichi Showa 61cm Nisai Offspring of Gachako Dainichi Koi Farm
Please enjoy the following pics taken by and courtesy of Mark Gardner.
This Dainichi bred beauty has such a strong solid body conformation, an eye-pleasing pattern, and an amazing skin quality. Will this young Nisai Showa become a future Grand Champion? Seems possible! =)
Marugen Koi Farm wishes to congratulate Dainichi Koi Farm on its extremely successful & bountiful fruits on its recent Dainichi Koi Auction 2013, as well as the new owner, Ryuki Narita from Narita Koi Farm on his new World Record Price Breaking Auction Koi – a beautiful Danichi Showa!
It’s Momotaro Koi Farm Auction time tomorrow, and we at Marugen Koi Farm also like to join in the fun to pick some of our favourite kois. Will any of Momotaro auction koi claim the Most Expensive Auction Koi, only recently set by Sakai Fish Farm Auction 2013, for a beautiful Sakai Nisai Sanke, for an astronomical price of 21,000,000 Japanese Yen (equivalent to about Singapore Dollars $270,000 or Malaysian Ringgit RM685,000)? We will find out tomorrow!
Male Koi category:
We begin with the Momotaro Male Koi category, and especially like No.8 for its strong body conformation and nice beni patterns.
No. 08 Male Kohaku 56cm Momotaro Koi Farm Auction
Oyagoi New Mako Kohaku:
Next we look at the offsprings of female oyagoi “New Mako Kohaku, and finds No. 31 to be the most appealing among many kohaku beauties.
Oyagoi American Dream:
In our opinion, Sanke No. 39 stands out immediately among its sisters from female parent fish “American Dream”. She is just so beautiful; lovely kohaku pattern, accompanied by well-placed Tsubo Sumi on snow white shiroji skin!
Oyagoi Mako Showa:
This is a tough choice, as there are just so many beautiful showas to choose from. Narrowing down to two lovely Kindai Showas, No. 72 and No. 84, we decided to go for No. 72 as our favourite as she has very strong thick sumi. We continue to like No. 72 for its beautiful pattern, and feels that she has the potential to develop into a very beautiful showa, once her underlying sumi appears from under her snow white shiroji skin.
We first showcase the video clip of Momotaro Kindai Showa No. 84:
Oyagoi Shiro Showa X Mako Showa:
In our opinion, the clear favourite goes to No. 97. Though she lacks in sumi placement for a showa, she compensates with her wonderfully simple yet beautiful 3-steps kohaku pattern, and very strong body conformation. Another future koi with loads of potential to develop further.
Marugen Koi Farm’s Favourite Momotaro Koi:
With so many beautiful Momotaro Gosanke koi fishes to choose from, in our opinion, the clear favourite goes to the Sanke No. 39. She is just so beautiful; lovely kohaku pattern, accompanied by well-placed Tsubo Sumi on snow white shiroji skin!
Will this beautiful Sanke No. 39 get top honours to become highest auction koi tomorrow at Mototaro Koi Farm? And more importantly, will she claim the Most Expensive Auction Koi, only recently set by Sakai Fish Farm Auction 2013, for a beautiful Sakai Nisai Sanke, for an astronomical price of 21,000,000 Japanese Yen (equivalent to about Singapore Dollars $270,000 or Malaysian Ringgit RM685,000)? We will find out very soon! =)
A friend of mine that attended today’s Dainichi Koi Farm Auction 2013, told me that Dainichi’s Most Expensive Koi went to No. 102. This Dainichi Showa was sold under auction hammer for a price of 4,000,000 Japanese Yen (equivalent to about Singapore Dollars $ 50,000 or Malaysian Ringgit RM 130,000).
Dainichi Koi Farm Auction 2013 No. 102 Dainichi Showa Offspring of Butta Jr Nisai, Female Size: 55cm
This is far lesser than the World Record Price for Most Expensive Auction Koi, only set recently at the Sakai Fish Farm Koi Auction 2013, for a beautiful Sakai Nisai Sanke, at an astronomical price of 21,000,000 Japanese Yen (equivalent to about Singapore Dollars $270,000 or Malaysian Ringgit RM685,000).
Enjoy the following video clip of Dainichi’s Most Expensive Auction Koi 2013
This Dainichi Showa was one of Marugen Koi Farm’s opinion top Dainichi auction koi picks before the actual auction day. She has a lovely kuchi-sumi spot (black spot at the tip of her mouth), and large red beni wrapping on her huge body, with evenly placed white shiro and black sumi placements. A young Nisai already at 55cm, she is an offspring of Butta Junior, and has a great future ahead of her.
Will she become a future Grand Champion? Only time will tell!
Here at Marugen Koi Farm, we decided to join in the fun by picking a few of our favourite Dainichi Kois, that will be undergoing the auction hammer tomorrow. So here goes!
Dainichi Koi Auction No. 001
This Yonsai (4 years of age) Dainichi showa is a size 68cm beauty. She has a lovely head pattern; thick black sumi striking through a patch of blood red Beni on her forehead, accompanied by a mix of thick black Sumi & light & blurred Boke Sumi, and balanced by patches of blood red Beni pattern, and not forgetting the snow white Shiro on her shoulder. She is an offspring of Kokugyo, arguably Dainichi Koi Farm’s most famous & fruitful female oyagoi. Many of Kokugyo’s offsprings were former Grand Champions, and Champions of other sizes. Will this showa No. 001 become a future Champion, like many of her successful half-siblings? Most importantly, will she break the world record for Most Expensive Auction Koi, only recently set by a Sakai Sanke at the Sakai Fish Farm koi auction 2013?
Dainichi Koi Auction No. 061
This Dainichi showa has a simple yet pleasing 3 steps kohaku pattern, with well placed sumi spots that will easily make this showa look like a Sanke if not for the sumi striking through the right side of her forehead. An offspring of Gachako, another popular female Oyagoi of Dainichi Koi Farm, this showa at size 56cm, is only young as a Nisai (2 years of age), and has time ahead of her to develop further.
Dainichi Koi Auction No. 102
This showa has a lovely kuchi-sumi spot (black spot at the tip of her mouth), and large red beni wrapping on her huge body, with evenly placed white shiro and black sumi placements. Another young Nisai already at 55cm, she is an offspring of Butta Junior, and has a great future ahead of her. One of Marugen’s favourite.
Dainichi Koi Farm Auction 2013 No. 102 Dainichi Showa Offspring of Butta Jr Nisai, Female Size: 55cm
Dainichi Koi Auction No. 217
This Nisai Dainichi showa has blurred and light sumi with some thick black sumi spots, and finished with blood red beni patterns, this Boke Showa is not regarded as a traditionally prize-winning koi, but she does look charming. Another offspring of Gachako, she is sized at 49cm, slightly smaller built than her sister No. 061.
Dainichi Koi Auction No. 227
This Dainichi showa has a nice coat of blood red beni pattern, snow white shiro, and well-balanced by patches of thick black sumi on the left side of her body. She also has a lovely mini kuchi-sumi spot at the tip of her mouth, which is rather appealing. A Nisai @ 52cm, she is still very young, and far from finished. A lot will be expected from her as more under-lying black sumi appears from under her skin. A beautiful kindai showa, she is probably one of our favourite in the pool of many beautiful Dainichi showas on auction.
Dainichi Koi Auction No. 242
This Dainichi showa has an impressive body shape, with large blood red beni wrapping, snow white shiro skin, and a mix of black sumi spots, and boke sumi patches. A Nisai @ 56cm, she is an offspring of Gachako, another sister of No. 061 and No. 217. She has a lovely red beni patch on her right eye, and very tiny sumi spots at the front of her forehead, though not a usual pattern for a Nisai showa, she does stands out in her own way.
New World Record koi auction price set at the recent Sakai Fish Farm koi auction 2013. At an incredible price of 21,000,000 Yen, it was a beautiful Taisho Sanke, an offspring of Sakai Female Parent Koi (Oyagoi), “Shining Rose”.
For those losing count, 21,000,000 Yen is equivalent to about Singapore Dollars $270,000 or Malaysian Ringgit RM685,000. With this significant cash, one can easily purchase a classy fully-furnished condominium in the heart of Kuala Lumpur City, Malaysia, or even a small & cosy HDB apartment flat in land scarce Singapore!! =)
Here is the picture of the World Record winning Sanke:
Sakai Fish Farm Nisai Sanke Most expensive auction koi 2013 Offspring of Shining Rose Sakai Fish Farm
Will this young Nisai Sanke become a future Grand Champion? Only time will tell.
Nevertheless, Marugen Koi Farm wishes to congratulate Sakai Fish Farm on its extremely successful & bountiful fruits on its recent Sakai koi auction 2013, as well as the new owner of this World Record breaking Sanke!
