Guess my job con Filippo Nardi e Luca Ceredi KoiFarm

In this episode of "Guess My Job", Filippo Nardi from Radio Centrale hosts a very special guest: Luca Ceredi from KoiFarm. Luca is the only professional Koi breeder in Italy, as well as an expert designer of ornamental and swimming bio-ponds. Watch as Filippo tries to guess this fascinating and unique profession! Discover the world of Japanese Nishikigoi, complex fish genetics, and how to build a perfect natural ecosystem. Video Timestamps: 00:00 Show opening and greetings from Filippo Nardi 00:39 Introduction of the guest Luca Ceredi and rules of the game "Guess My Job" 01:19 Musical break, studio staff and sponsors introduction 02:48 Official start of "Guess My Job" and first questions about the mysterious profession 04:37 Filippo tries to understand if the job involves physical products or aesthetics 07:05 Clues get tricky and the first connection with Asia emerges 08:39 Decisive clue: the deep connection between his job and traditional Japanese tattoos 10:25 Thoughts on required skills, scientific background, and the passion behind this job 12:39 Reviewing Luca's outfit and the mysterious pattern printed on his t-shirt 14:10 The mystery is solved: Luca is a Koi Carp breeder and a natural bio-pond designer 15:30 Luca shares how his passion started in childhood and his very first pond project in the historic center of Cesena 17:15 The uniqueness of KoiFarm in Italy and famous Koi collectors like Freddie Mercury and Elton John 18:22 The intelligence and sensitivity of Koi carps as real domestic pets 19:15 Complex fish genetics (tetraploidy) and the selection of different varieties and color patterns 21:03 Feeding habits, life expectancy of Koi carps, and the crucial importance of biological filtration systems 22:51 Questions from the studio audience: how many fish are in the farm and the meaning of the word Nishikigoi 24:43 How the natural ecosystem works and how biological filtration naturally prevents mosquitoes 26:42 Handling large fish, their anatomy (the swim bladder), and the absence of teeth in their mouth (pharyngeal teeth) 29:02 Information about upcoming training courses and cultural events hosted at KoiFarm 32:21 Tips for beginners: the required space and high-quality Japanese goldfish as an alternative for smaller ponds 33:34 Natural predators of Koi carps (insects, wading birds, and herons) and the role of guard dogs 36:17 Social media handles, booking info for visits at KoiFarm, and final wrap-up If you want to know more about the beautiful world of Koi carps and natural pool designs, make sure to follow Luca's official social media channels!