Throughout this week there will be multiple new listings appearing of some very high quality koi. These fish have been carefully selected from a small size and grown on by us. Purchased in January we have been nurturing these koi to grow. With perfect water conditions large volume of water and very high quality food (Medikoi Growth) these fish have really thrived and grown exceptionally well.
This Kohaku was originally Selected for the unique Pattern and smooth textured skin quality. The HI (red colouring) has developed tremendously and has made this fish already a potential show winning koi.
This fish also selected for the amazing skin Quality and unique pattern still has a little way to go with the HI (red colouring) However with this fish coming from the same bloodline it is sure to deepen up in colour similar to its sibling in the previous picture.
About these two fish !
Either one of these two Kohaku are going to make amazing koi back in January these fish were only sized between 4 and 5″ with some fish like the Kohaku with the deeper colours now 11″ these fish have really come on well. All these koi are currently housed in a tank with 3500 Gallons of water volume and have been fed only Medikoi Growth food. Think its fair to say they have enjoyed there food. The Kohaku breed is believed to be one of the first ornamental carp varieties developed. The variety dates to 1888, The Kohaku remains one of the most popular breeds in Japan. The bright red markings are known as hi.
Something New in the Koi World!
This year has seen us acquire a all new species of Koi to us. Proving to be Extremely popular amongst our customers the Kin Kabuto. These fish have a unique Characteristic seen only on these koi. They display lots of small Aragoke (unusual scale pattern) with a Shiny appearance.
The Kabuto Koi is easily recognized by its large, domed head which resembles a traditional Japanese helmet known as “kabuto.” This unique feature sets it apart from other koi varieties, making it highly sought after by koi enthusiasts worldwide.
The body of the Kabuto Koi is elongated and streamlined, with vibrant colors that add to its overall allure. It can exhibit a wide range of color patterns such as red, white, black, yellow, and blue. The combination of these colors creates a mesmerizing effect when the fish gracefully swims in a pond.
Another distinct characteristic of the Kabuto Koi is its scales. They are larger than those found on other koi varieties and have a metallic sheen that adds to its visual appeal.
Put together in numbers these fish are really something special. There bright yellow colour combined with the black markings make them resemble banana skins. If your looking for that fish that stands out amongst the crowd these Kin Kabuto are the perfect fit. To keep the bright colour and to get this koi to develop to its fill potential the best food to feed these koi would be the Medikoi Staple High in spirulina and packed with all the essential vitamins why would you feed these koi anything less?