World's Largest Koi Fish! 

When you got that much money and have time for such a hobby, it would be sad if you were still miserable or irritable.

@@sepg5084 still, he is really a nice dude

He was so proud! I love it😂

There are so many nasty people (Klaus Schwab, Bill Gates, Bill and Hillary Clinton, I'm looking at you) who are rich. It's nice to see someone whom you can say, "Yeah, you know the true value of things, and how to really enjoy having money. You invest in living beauty. You deserve to be rich and I get a warm feeling knowing you know how to spend your money to bring more beauty into the world."

I should have gone into medicine

$9 dollar koi:

A dedication to clickbait.

@@ledorezzbo9779 no clickbait

@@ynrmookie5083 have u seen the thumbnail?

@@ledorezzbo9779 have you seenThe koi

More like an addiction.

Bring me there

If it's one of your favorite places how is hard for you to see him get inspiration from it if it's one of your favorite places?

@@ExtraterrestrialBeing-jc7tothey might just be saying they weren’t expecting him to be inspired by it but was pleased because they like it as well

@@emmaguilbeau7289 you should go to one of my favorite spots it's a budget inn and you can get a good thing for a low price 😵

True but still little league compared to these.

The Dr won a tournaments thought, knowledge never stop

I am the Sam way when I visit pet stores for some reason lol 😂

Crazy to think that he wouldnt be there if it wasnt for genocide and modern slavery🥴 Yea dubai is the single worst country out there.

@@ToxicMothBoi and thats related to this video how?

@@ToxicMothBoi How did they catch slaves?

I would LOVE to visit Dubai! Iran is my dream destination, then Dubai. Just impressive

Are you sure goldfish recognize owner and not just the food?

@@user-gu9yq5sj7c Excellent question, glad you asked! The answer is "yes" to both. When I had Hush and the other three goldfish, my father and I lived together. I used to get up earlier in the morning than my father did. I'd be the first person available to give the pets their breakfast, including the fish. I refused to overfeed them. One meal per day from me was all I'd allow. My father, on the other hand, enjoyed feeding the fish. He would offer them additional snacks throughout the day. When they knew they stood a chance to be fed, they would start their begging behavior: rapidly flapping their pectoral fins, opening and closing their mouths, shaking their heads from side to side, and facing the front of the aquarium toward whoever was standing there. I'd feed the fish, then they'd calm down. When my father arose in the morning, he'd greet the fish and they'd repeat the same begging behavior for him. They had him believing that I had never fed them. One day he and I tried an experiment. I had already fed the fish. When they saw him, they begged. I asked him to withdraw from their view. I stood in front of the tank. They did not beg. My father and I changed places. They went nuts. Furthermore, every time throughout the day that he'd stand in front of the tank, they'd beg. That proves that they could count to "one," and that they knew I had fed them once, and that they wouldn't get any more food from me until the next morning. It also proves that they knew who had fed them and who hadn't, and they knew from whom they could potentially get more food. In retrospect, we should have continued the experiment, using disguises to confuse them. Maybe we could have written a paper on it. At the time it was just a good joke among all six of us. Anyway, their ruse was discovered and discouraged. I (somewhat) convinced my father of the dangers of overfeeding fish, so if I fed them in the morning and had to go out afterward, I'd leave him a note to this effect: "I fed the fish. Don't let them lead you to believe otherwise!' Who would have thought anyone would have to guard against dishonest fish...

I know how you feel I had bought 5 feeder gold fishes to save them and one lived up to 4 years and I named her Wanda . She was very smart and would do jumps in her tank .

​@@user-gu9yq5sj7c My gold fish used to jump when I go up to the tank . Out of the four years I had her she only done that with me and some of the times I didn't feed her. She changed color from orange to almost gold or light orange before she passed.

Interesting catch!

Free sand? Lol

No human slavery

Immigrant labourers who are underpaid

You know that most of building labour in the US is done by illegal mexicain migrants, right ? Look it up buddy

Hay do you eat koi fish at all ,like the cheap ones that don't make the cut

THIS!!!! The whole "bling" the UAE give to the world is with the cost of modern slavery. They sell the dream for "better future" to poor south asian countries (india, bangladesh, or pakistan) and african countries. They like to justify this with 'they earn lot more here compare when they work in their own country'. And yet there are lot of cases of workers didn't get their payments after they work there for months! And most of the times they live in horrible conditions where all of these sultans live in their big rooms with air conditioners everywhere and the workers get roasted in their "labor camp". The authorities deny it of course and there's rarely any prosecution for the employer. Countries should definitely ban their own people to be migrant workers for UAE, have some self-respect to their own people and need to treat those people better so they don't fall to this modern slavery scenario.

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And Asia mostly Asia

The point that it also looks like the Japanese flag is spectacular

Hello how are you doing?

Tancho koi are incredible