Koi are known for their vibrant colors and patterns, and each variety has its own unique beauty. Here's a quick rundown of the types : Doitsu Showa: A scaleless Koi with a striking pattern of red, black, and white.
Doitsu Kohaku: A scaleless Koi with a red pattern on a white body.
Kohaku: One of the most popular varieties, featuring a red pattern on a white body.
Gin Kohaku: Similar to Kohaku but with a metallic sheen.
Gin Showa: A Showa Koi with a metallic sheen.
Goshiki: A five-colored Koi with a mix of red, black, white, blue, and dark blue.
Kuro Goshiki: A darker version of Goshiki with more black.
Gin Goshiki: A Goshiki with a metallic sheen.
Ochiba: Known as "fallen leaves," this Koi has a brown pattern on a gray or blue body.
Doitsu Ochiba: A scaleless version of Ochiba.
Gin Ochiba: An Ochiba with a metallic sheen.
Doitsu Sanke: A scaleless Sanke Koi with a red and black pattern on a white body.
Koi fish are not only beautiful but also symbolize good fortune and perseverance in Japanese culture. Do you have a favorite variety?