The bad first:
- anal fin is a typical HMPK, a tad long, making it shorter would be good
- some long fin has SD caudal, not quite HM
- very nice, broad and high dorsal. Some HMPK shows dorsal broadness indicative of DT despite no DT gene
- HMPK has awesome form, nearly 100% shortfin males are HMPK with close to perfect D shape
- body is thick and big, pretty strong indicative of giant genes
- rays quite thick
- more colours would be good, currently all are blue/red, green/red, copper-ish, black orchid, green, blue, marbles.
- ray branching varies from 2, 4, to 8. Majority males are in the area of 4 branches. Not sure if they'll branch further (cause parents were 16 rays). Indicative of fresh new bloods in this line, still unstable as far as ray counts go.
- caudal for long fin needs improvement by crossing to siblings or another good-caudal fish
- while majority is large size giants, only small (maybe 20%?) will be true giants. Crossing the largest ones will improve the odds further.