Japanese names needed for new Skrocki babies


I'm told, the smaller is a Gin-Rin (shiny scales) Butterfly (long flowing fins) Koi and the larger of the two is a Taisho-sanke Koi, but I'm rapidly ramping up on my koi knowledge, so I'm not sure.
I'm looking forward to them getting comfortable enough with us so we can hand feed them like these beauties at the Japanese Friendship Garden in Balboa Park.
UPDATE We settled on the following names:
Akira for the little fish. It means "bright".
Kazuki for the big fish. It means "one" or "harmony" combined with "radiance, shine" or "hope".




Cho means butterfly in Japanese (and beautiful in Korean).
Hina means Sun (sunlight) or fresh vegetables in Japanese, and is also a Hawaiian moon goddess.
Posted by Kevin on September 08, 2007 at 04:14 PM MDT #
I happen to know a girl by the name of Akira, to me it is an amazing name. If I had a girl, I would consider.
Posted by felix on November 06, 2007 at 06:15 PM MST #
if u want them 2 be handfed u shouldnt give them alot food
so they'll get gready 2 eat & will even push their limit's 2 get food.
i have expirence, because ive been running a koi pond succesfully for 7 years.
how ever it is funny 2 watch them feed out of your hands. its better if they wouldnt
Posted by iris on May 25, 2009 at 11:55 AM MDT #