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Asagi
The body is blueish gray honeycomb pattern and Hi (red) on it's underside.
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Bekko
This type of KOI has a white background with a black pattern throughout. |
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Doitsu
An unusual type of KOI in that it does not have any scales. These KOI come in several color combinations and can really enhance a pond. |
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Gin Matsuba
This KOI normally has a solid background with a pine cone pattern that grows darker with age. |
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Gormo
This type of KOI has a white background with a combination of red and black scales throughout. |
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Goshiki
An unusual KOI with several colors and patterns. This KOI is highly sought after with some color combinations of a white background with purple patterns throughout. |
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Hikari
Also a variety of KOI without scales. The color pattern is soft with yellow and orange being the most common colors. |
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Kohaku
Probably the most common variety of KOI. This KOI has a white body with various orange color patterns. |
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Kumonryu
Normally a white background with black stripes behind the head. This KOI changes colors easily from season to season. |
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Orenji Ogon
An orange KOI throughout. The ideal Ogon would be the same color throughout. |
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Platinum Ogon
The same as the Orenji Ogon but in a Platinum color. |
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Sanke
This KOI haa a white background with a combination of black and white patterns throughout. An ideal Sanke has the orange and black colors spread evenly throughout the body. |
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Showa
Black body with white and red patterns throughout the body.
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Shusui
White body with orange sides and a bluish gray stripe down the center of the body. |
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Tancho
White body with a red spot between the eyes. |
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Tancho Sanke
Body is white with a black pattern on the body. Also has a red spot between the eyes. |
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Utsuri
Comes with a black background and a red or yellow pattern. |
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Yamabuki Ogon
Many KOI collectors consider this KOI to be one of the most beautiful KOI additions to a pond. This KOI can be found in yellow with a soft scale pattern throughout the body.
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