JAPAN KOI (CARP)

Discussing about koi varieties, color, water parameter, sickness,food and koi pond.

DOITSU KOI

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Doitsu-goi   Originated by cross breeding numerous different established varieties with "scale-less" German carp (generally, fis...

KOROMO KOI

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Koromo   A white fish with Kohaku style pattern with blue or black edged scales only over the hi pattern. This variety first arose in the...

OCHIBA KOI

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Ochiba A light blue/gray koi with copper, bronze, or yellow (Kohaku style) pattern, reminiscent of autumn leaves on water. The Japanese n...

KUMONRYU KOI

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Kumonryū   Kumonryu is a black doitsu scaled fish with curling white markings. The patterns are thought to be reminiscent of Japanese ink p...

OGON KOI

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Ōgon ( 黄金 ? ) A metallic koi of one color only. ( hikarimono 光者). The most commonly encountered colors are gold, platinum, and orange. ...

KAWARIMONO KOI

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Kawarimono ( 変わり者 ? ) A "catch-all" term for koi that cannot be put into one of the other categories. This is a competition cate...

KINGGINRIN KOI

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Kinginrin ( 金銀鱗 ? ) A koi with metallic (glittering metal-flake appearing) scales. The name translates into English as "gold and sil...

SHUSUI

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Shūsui ( 秋水 ? ) The Japanese name means "Autumn Water." The Shusui was created in 1910 by Yoshigoro Akiyama, by crossing Japane...

GOSHIKI

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Goshiki ( 五色 ? ) A dark koi with red (Kohaku style) hi pattern. Appears similar to an Asagi with little or no Hi below the lateral line an...
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BEKKO

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Bekko ( 鼈甲 ? ) A white-, red-, or yellow-skinned koi with black markings sumi ( 墨 ? ) . The Japanese name means "tortoise shell,...

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Utsurimono ( 写り者 ? )   A black koi with a white, red, or yellow markings. The oldest attested form is the yellow form, called "Bla...

ASAGI

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ASAGI Asagi ( 浅葱 ? ) A koi that is light blue above and usually red, but also occasionally pale yellow, or cream generally below the lat...

Tancho

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Koi with a red head patch are called "Tancho." Most common are "Tancho Kohaku (all-white Koi with Tancho)," "Ta...

Shōwa Sanshoku (or Showa Sanke)

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Shōwa Sanshoku (or Showa Sanke) A black koi with red (hi ) and white (shiroji ) markings. The first Showa Sanke was exhibited in 1927, duri...

Sanke Pattern

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Pattern The red and black markings on the white body must be artistically ...

General Description of Sanke

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'Taisho Sanshoku', or ...

General Description of Kohaku

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'Kohaku' is the term applied to a koi that has a ...

The Koi Varieties

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Koi Appreciation Thanks to the ingenuity and dedication of Japanese master koi breeders, the world is now blessed with a diver...
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