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What is the color difference between Koi Ginrin Matsukawabake and Shusui?
Introduction to Ginrin Matsukawabake Koi. Ginrin Matsukawabake has the scales a normal koi should have on its body, and does not belong to the few-scaled or scaleless type. Its scales are silver, with jet-black patterns distributed over the silver base. The pectoral fins, fins and the posterior three fins all have black patterns but these do not extend to the edges...
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What are the color characteristics of the Yellow Bekko koi?
Introducing the Yellow Bekko koi. Yellow Bekko, also called Yellow Bekko Utsuri, belongs to the Bekko class and is a fairly common koi variety. The body of the Yellow Bekko is made up of two colors, yellow and black, with yellow as the base color and black patches covering the yellow, giving the whole fish a golden-black appearance. It is easy to identify and...
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What are the characteristics of Shiro Bekko koi? Let this article give you an overview
Introduction to Shiro Bekko koi. Bekko refers to koi with a white or red base color, covered on the back with black patches of various shapes and sizes. Because the black patches are relatively small in area and contrast sharply with the base color, they look like plates of armor, hence the name Bekko. Bekko is also called Bekko...
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What should you do if the Kumonryu koi shows symptoms of disease?
Introduction to the Kumonryu koi: The Kumonryu koi was once thought to be a variety found only in German carp, but it is actually a by-product of the "Utsuri" koi system, and appears to refer to a variant koi of the Magoi. Its snow-white base is elegant, and the sharply defined edges of its ink-black markings are eye-catching. However, when the ink-black is first emerging...
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What should you do if the White Pine Needle Koi shows symptoms of disease?
Introducing the White Pine Needle Koi. The White Pine Needle is a type of Pine Needle Koi. Among koi varieties, it is one whose scales take on a pine-needle shape, whose whole body is white, and whose pine-needle-shaped scales each bear black markings. The White Pine Needle Koi, together with the Light Yellow Koi, belongs to the ancient koi varieties...
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Koi Disease Symptoms and Other Diseases and Prevention: What to Do When a Fish Lies at the Bottom of the Tank
Koi are a large type of ornamental fish, and there are also a great many varieties of koi, enjoying the fine names of "living gems in the water" and "artworks that can swim." And because their requirements for water quality are not that high, they are very popular with people. But during...
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What to Do When a New Koi Lies on the Bottom of the Tank? China Great Wall Pet Expo Offers Advice
China Great Wall Pet Expo: Koi belong biologically to the family Cyprinidae. Worldwide there are more than 3,700 species in 210 genera of cyprinids. They are a high-grade ornamental fish popular around the world today, praised as "living gems in the water" and "swimming works of art." The largest producer of koi is Ja...
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What fish are suitable for keeping with koi? Pay attention to these points when changing the water
Changing the water is an important part of the daily management of koi, and it is also the key to successful koi keeping, hence the saying "to keep koi, first keep the water." When changing the water, pay attention to the following three points: 1. The method must be correct: when draining water with a siphon hose, hold the wall of the hose, because the suction is strong during draining...
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What koi varieties are there? Is this how you change the water for your koi?
Is this how you change the water for your koi? 1. Complete water change: 1. Unplug the power to the rearing equipment, scoop the koi into a container with water at a temperature similar to the original, and place an air stone from an air pump in it to add oxygen, to prevent the koi from suffering oxygen deprivation if the water change takes too long. 2. Drain the stale water in the tank with a...
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