All Matsuba koi come from the Asagi variety. Asagi koi have blue colouring and special reticulated scales. They also have a red (hi) pattern on their sides. In the late 1950s, breeders created the Aka Matsuba. They crossed a high-red … Read More
The Orenji Ogon is a new and exciting type of koi that comes from the Ogon family. Many people love these koi because of their bright colours and unique beauty. As more people wanted vibrant orange koi, breeders began special … Read More
The Doitsu Platinum Ogon koi features a striking, scale less white appearance that shines brilliantly. In Japan, they are known as Purachina Ogon. While they may lack the intricate patterns found on other koi, their radiant metallic luster makes them … Read More
Aragoke (ah-RAH-go-KEH) koi are an intriguing new subvariety of Doitsu koi, notable for their distinctive features. Unlike the standard Doitsu koi, they possess larger and more irregular scales, giving them a unique aesthetic appeal. The development of these scales has … Read More
The most common red, white and black koi are the. The Showa defined by having black red and white on its head. The Sanke defined by having no black markings on its head. The Goromo defined by its pure white … Read More
The most common types of black and white koi are. Shiro utsuri – defined by there mostly black bodies (sumi) with striking white patterns (shiro) and it has black on its head. Shiro Bekko – defined by its unique non-metallic, … Read More
The most common types of pure white koi are A Platinum Ogon – defined by there shiny, white look. and has not markings at all may have sparkling scales (Gin Rin) and may also be doitsu ( scale less).
The most common types of yellow koi are Karashigoi – Defined by the yellow mustard coloration ki Bekko – yellow koi with black spots Ki Matsuba – yellow koi with a pinecone-like pattern on their scales. Yamabuki Ogon – Pure … Read More
The Goshiki koi is a stunning type of fish created by crossing an Asagi koi with a Kohaku koi. It is famous for being one of the most colourful varieties in koi keeping. The word “Goshiki” means “Five Colours,” which … Read More
The Bekko koi is an enchanting variety of koi fish that stands out due to its distinct non-metallic, two-tone colour scheme. This exquisite fish exhibits an opaque base colour, which can range from immaculate white to vivid red or lustrous … Read More