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Black Koi: The Facts About The Marvelous Species

The Koi come in a wide variety of patterns and colors. The black Koi are distinguished from the other varieties with their own coloring, and not much else. These species can live about 25 to 35 years, the oldest of which have lived up to 200 years! They're always seen in outdoor ponds throughout the world.

The males are distinguished by their concave anal section, and their breeding spots on their head. They have the ability to lay up to 1,000 eggs. The babies (called as the fry) will start to emerge within 4 to 7 days, depending on the temperature condition of the water. It's an amazing fact that their color emerge when they're 3 to 12 weeks old. At the start of their breeding in Japan from carp mutations, they only had two colors. More and more colors appeared due to breeding, resulting in a variety of beautiful colors and patterns.

They can grow up to about 36 inches long, that's why they should be kept in large ponds. The Magoi Koi is one of the first black mutations that can grow very long. Their actual color is deep bronze, which can be seen as black when they are being viewed from above. Due to their unique possibilities in terms of size, the Magoi blood is re-introduced to other species to maximize their growth potential.

The Karasu ("karasu" which means "crow" in Japan) is another one of those extremely old species. It is characterized by its black fins and black body. It has an orange or white belly.

It can change its color because of the dietary and environmental effects. The color changes range from duller shades to brighter ones. The Matsukawabake is known for this characteristic; black in color and has areas or white on its body. Depending on the temperature of the water or seasons, its color can completely change. It can turn to a full white or full black, and will return to its original pattern once the temperature conditions will change.

The Kumonryu (Japanese for "dragon fish"), which first appeared in the 1980's, is considered to be as the most popular of the species. It was designated with such a name as it is reminiscent of the bodies of dragons that are depicted by the paintings of the ancient times (some would say that these fish looked as if they were dragons that ascend through the white clouds). This can also alter their colors.

Owners are attracted to the Koi's variety of colors and patterns, and surely there's nothing more exciting compared to owning such a magnificent and beautiful fish!

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