Let's see who's ready.

[Matt24]

... did anyone see the Hi bekko if that one comes into what I see coming it's young it can go either way but am crossing my fingers

I have not raised any hi bekko and am not familiar with how they develop. The largest koi in the first photo of post #556 has a nice layout of sumi spots and a good solid build. Since you have a few with hi and sumi markings, I'm not sure if that's the one you have in mind.

[Orlando]

The larger one in this photo

[Matt24]

The larger one in this photo

That's the one.

[Orlando]

As you may recall I mentioned that I had ran across a above ground 9' pool at Dollar General a couple of weeks ago well it's been up a running for a week now all be working on shade tomorrow but here it is you can see the mechanical filtration and 6 sponge filters that 2 of them are pushing around 300 gallons per hour each and the others around 450 gallons per hour the difference is 3/4" pvc to 1" pvc. This tank has 2 roles during spring is a spawning tank and the rest of the year will house the fry the 35 that I kept from April's spawn have been in it a few days already.
The white box is where I have the air pump you can see the air manifold infront off the bottom of the box.

[Orlando]

Can't remember what day it was but it had to be in these last couple of days, they have all the room in the world and they still school together.
I do have some information to share with you all but my research is not complete yet but we're close so stay tuned

[coolwon]

It's an instinctive thing in nature for numbers of animals, birds, fish, whales and Koi, to shoal or herd together.

Safety in numbers.