1. This koi was developed by crossing an Asagi with a Doitsugoi.
2. He is a blue fish with red and a black (some say navy) stepping-stone pattern down the spine.

1. He is a black koi with white and red markings.
2. The only red he'll have is a patch on the head.
3. Sometimes he has a lightning mark across his head.

1. He’s a white and orange koi with a black matsuba pattern
2. He is also referred to as the "Peacock Koi"
3. He was introduced into the koi world in 1960.

1. He is a white fish with red and black markings.
2. This koi was probably first produced in the 19th century but first recorded between 1912 & 1926.
3. His name in Japanese literally means "tri-color".

1. This koi is a white fish with red markings.
2. He first made his debut in the early 1900’s.
3. His name is a nickname given to an ex Atlanta Koi Club President.

1. This koi is one color only, but this one color can be white, orange or yellow.
2. He can be scaless (doitsu) or have shiny scales (gin rin) and still be considered the variety.
3. His head must be the same color as his body, not fleshy toned.

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