What should you do if Hana Shusui koi show disease symptoms?

The so-called Shusui koi refers to a light yellowkoi varietyof the German carp lineage. Shusui koi is a hybrid strain, with a single row of closely arranged scales on the fish's back, running from the head all the way to the tail, and another row of scales along the lateral line of the belly.

No scales appear anywhere else. The blue of the back and the red pattern of the lower belly set each other off, making it exceptionally beautiful, and people regard it as a treasure among light yellow koi.

Hana Shusui refers to a Shusui koi in which red markings connect the back scales and the lateral scales of the belly. The name Hana Shusui is very fitting; it looks bright and colorful on the outside.

Overall, it mainly features crimson red, blue in varying shades, and snow-white flesh, and the combination of these three colors gives an overall impression of being light yet not frivolous, rich yet not excessive. In particular, the winding red area covering the back is the focal point of the visual effect.

First is the pattern, the color of the pattern and the shape of the pattern. Color coordination and color quality are the first things to pay attention to when appreciating it, and whether the transitions between colors are good directly affects the visual impression the fish gives. The shape of the pattern mainly refers to how the colors are inserted and whether the edges are clear.

Second is the scales, and third is the style. Style is the overall requirement for the fish. It mainly refers to a macro-level requirement, including the fish's body shape, swimming posture, quality and so on, that has relatively fixed standards yet also allows people to spot its merits at a glance.

Only by grasping the characteristics can you better appreciate Hana Shusui. Only when your appreciation level is improved can you create fine specimens in the process of breeding and raising them.