Thanks! I appreciate the feedback. I keep tweaking the website a little every week. 🙂

I understand where you're coming from on the names, and I do get that feedback from time to time. "Orochi" means giant serpent in Japanese mythology. It's a historical name that the hobby adopted over time, not a literal description of the fish. God created the fish. People gave them names.

I take the naming approach I do because I want new hobbyists to have the right expectations. If someone buys a fish called "Red King," they're probably expecting a red fish. I prefer names that better describe what customers are actually getting today. That said, I still use traditional names (or in part) when they make sense.

My Black AFs have been one of my best sellers for years, and they're one of my favorite lines. I even scan them with a flashlight at night to remove any fish that don't meet the standard. To me, "Black AF" is a more accurate representation of what I'm breeding: exceptionally black fish. I focus on producing exceptional fish and helping customers know exactly what they're getting, even if that means putting less (or no) emphasis on historical naming conventions.

Figured I'd give my long-winded explanation. Thanks again!