Shogun food

Bobby · Subject: Re: Shogun food Wed Nov 04, 2009 9:37 am

Hi Chris with this review you will no longer need to spend money on marketing. So thanks for sponsoring next years Koi Indaba in Cape Town. The WCKC will appreciate all the extras you will now have to sponsor the 2010 Willowbridge Cape Show.

2010 SHOGUN WESTERN CAPE KOI SHOW AT WILLOWBRIDGE

Our account no.............

Sorry Chris only trying my luck

Chairman Western Cape Koi Soiciety

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Admin · Subject: Re: Shogun food Wed Nov 04, 2009 12:25 pm

I have been using and selling Aquanutro for the last 6 years, but after this review by Julie, I will have to give Shogun a try.

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Bobby · Subject: Re: Shogun food Wed Nov 04, 2009 1:03 pm

Chris wrote:

I am weak at the knees ....... especially after our previous debates!

Whow!! Chris will have rubber legs by tonight and won't be able to go to the bank and pay in the WCKC sponsor money. Basketball

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Pieter J de Villiers · Subject: Re: Shogun food Wed Nov 04, 2009 2:32 pm

Hi,

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so long term we shall see the condition of my fish.......so far I am not witnessing any heavy bellies - digestion appears to be very good

No heavy pot bellies!? Thats why I stopped using Shogun in the first place!

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Chris Neaves · Posts: 227 Join date: 2008-04-02

Hi Pieter,
If I recall correctly it was two fish that developed like that - perhaps genetics?
Kind regards,
Chris

Chris Neaves · Posts: 227 Join date: 2008-04-02

We must get that Koi Indaba going in Cape Town - the one in East London was a great success. We also managed to advise numerous koi keepers on their ponds - successfully I might add.

The Koi Indaba is a SAKKS initiative so I will lean on them .....

Regards,
Chris

Chris Neaves · Posts: 227 Join date: 2008-04-02

Now, now Bobby - settle down, settle down .....

Miracles happen immediately - the impossible takes a little time.

Regards,
Chris

P.S. leave my rubber legs out of this .... actually I put on shorts the other day and as I was walking through the shopping centre this rather attractive blond walked over to me and said if she had legs like mine she would walk on her hands ......

Chris Neaves · Posts: 227 Join date: 2008-04-02

Dear KoiCare

I will speak to the factory about very small pellets / crumble.

Regards,
Chris

Pieter J de Villiers · Subject: Re: Shogun food Wed Nov 04, 2009 3:52 pm

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..........I was walking through the shopping centre this rather attractive blond walked over to me and said if she had legs like mine she would walk on her hands ......

Genetics, Chris..............Genetics!

Shogun should help! lol!

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FEED GARLIC, NO PARASITES!!

angryant · Posts: 57 Join date: 2009-05-16 Age: 36 Location: Blouberg

Admin wrote:

I have been using and selling Aquanutro for the last 6 years, but after this review by Julie, I will have to give Shogun a try.

well Paul think i might give it a try aswell, hope you dont mind as you have been my food supplier for the past year.

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Chris Neaves · Posts: 227 Join date: 2008-04-02

Hi Koicare -

In your response to your request for crumbles for babies - I have spoken to the factory and I have some good news.

I will be contacting you in the next day or so.

Regards,
Chris

koicare · Posts: 31 Join date: 2009-04-18

Super - thank you!

angryant · Posts: 57 Join date: 2009-05-16 Age: 36 Location: Blouberg

I have been using the new Shogun food for a week now and must tell you my koi go crasy at meal times they really go mad when i put the food in, they never did that before,

almost seems as i am feeding them to little should i just keep the amount the same or up it a touch,

is it a good sign that they go so crasy at meal times, am i right.

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Jaco · Subject: Re: Shogun food Fri Nov 13, 2009 8:26 pm

Very good sign, I always say a hungry koi is a healthy koi.
You can feed them as much as they can eat in 5 minutes. Rather feed more times per day than one or two heavy feedings.

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