What Is a Kujaku Koi Fish?
The Kujaku (meaning "peacock" in Japanese) is a metallic koi variety known for its eye-catching reticulated scale pattern over a bright white or silver base, typically adorned with red, orange, or yellow markings.
This variety combines the elegance of the Hikarimono (metallic koi) with the detailed netting of Asagi lineage, resulting in a fish that truly shines like a jewel in your pond.
Key Traits
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Body Base: Bright white or platinum
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Markings: Orange, red, or yellow (hi)
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Scales: Reticulated black edges (like a net)
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Finish: High metallic sheen
Kujaku are prized for their balance of shine and structure, making them a favorite among both beginner and experienced koi keepers.
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