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Aka

• Red

• Ato

• Sumi which is later to develop

• Big three

• Kohaku Sanke & Showa

• Bongiri

• Koi with no Hi towards the tail

• Bozu

• Too little Hi on the head giving a bald effect

• Danmoyo

• Stepped pattern red markings

• Doitsu Koi

• Large scales on the dorsal, otherwise unscaled

• Ginrin

• Sparkling

• Go-Sanke

• Kohaku Sanke and Showa

• Goshiki

• Five colour fish

• Hi

• Red markings

• Hi Showa

• Showa with continuous red markings

• Inazuma

• Lightning pattern red markings

• Ippon

• One red marking

• Kage Showa

• A blurred reticulated sumi pattern over the white areas

• Kanoko Showa

• Dappled Hi markings

• Kasane Sumi

• Sumi on red skin

• Kanoku

• Dappled red markings

• Katamoyo

• One sided red markings

• Kindai Showa

• Modern Showa

• Ki Utsuri

• Black fish with red markings

• kiwa

• Clear sharp edges to markings

• Kohaku

• White fish with red markings

• Komoyo

• Small red markings

• Koromo

• A reticulated sumi pattern on the individual scales

• Koromo Showa

• Reticulated sumi markings on the red pattern

• Kuchibeni

• Red pattern resembling lipstick

• Maruten

• Having a seperate red spot marking on the head

• Menkaburi

• Hi covering the whole head

• Menuare

• The division of the head with Sumi

• Motoguro

• Black at the base of the fins

• Niddan

• 2 step red markings

• Ogon

• Metalic single colour koi

• Ojime

• A small white area before the Tail

• Omoyo

• Large red markings

• Sandan

• 3 step red markings

• Shiro Bekko

• White fish with black markings

• Shiro Utsuri

• Black fish with white markings

• Showa

• Black fish with red and white markings

• Sumi

• Black markings derived from the Japanese for Ink

• Tancho

• fish whose only red marking is a single mark on the head

• Tsubo Sumi

• Sumi on white skin

• Urishi

• Deep dense black having a lacquered appearance and sharply defined edges

• Yamatonishiki

• Metallic Sanke

• Yondan

• 4 step red markings