Read on to learn more about the different aspects of Asagi Koi and how you can care for them in the best way possible! What is Asagi Koi? The Asagi is one of the most ancient koi breeds. You’re lucky to find this rare blue-scaled koi in a pond near you, as it’s stoic, modest, and sometimes even considered an acquired taste. Are Asagi koi rare?

2021年11月9日 · One of the oldest koi varieties, Asagi are often thought of as the first truly “ornamental” koi, with their unique, reticulated patterning of blue-grey scales (sometimes metallic) laid overtop light blue or white scales. This gives their bodies net-like patterning, which can be accentuated by vibrant reds and stark white on the head, tail ...

The Asagi koi is one of the oldest and most recognized koi breeds, gracing ponds for over 160 years. While some find their subdued beauty an acquired taste, their elegance and historical significance have made them a popular choice for koi enthusiasts.

2021年11月1日 · Asagi (ah-SAH-gee) are grey-blue koi with reticulation in their scales and red colouration along the sides of the fish, and the fins. These koi are typically quite subdued, and calm compared to other varieties of koi, and it is because of this, as well as the fact that they are such an old, established variety, that the Asagi variety is very ...

Asagi are koi with a blue, net-like reticulated pattern across the back, accentuated by areas of red on the gill plates, pectoral fins, belly, tail, and possibly around the dorsal fin. Asagi is one of the oldest koi varieties, and many varieties seen in the koi industry today were created by crossbreeding Asagi bloodlines with other varieties.

2024年7月30日 · Asagi Koi (浅葱鯉) is a Japanese Koi variety originating from the Edo region (present-day Tokyo) in the 19th century. The name “Asagi” comes from the jade green color of the fish’s scales, reminiscent of the color of Asagi leaves (浅葱) – a type of pale green leaf often used in traditional Japanese art.

2023年9月18日 · Asagi koi are one of the oldest and most recognized breeds of koi fish, known for their distinctive blue-scaled appearance. Their beauty is characterized by a combination of blue nonmetallic scales, reticulated diamond-like scale patterns, and patches of red coloration, referred to as “hi”.

2024年9月8日 · In this guide, we explore Asagi Koi’s story, see what makes them unique, learn about the different types of Asagi Koi, and find out how rare and expensive they are. Plus, we will share some tips on taking care of Asagi Koi.

Asagi - (ah saw-gee) : Asagi was one of the first color patterns developed from the Japanese carp (Magoi) over 160 years ago! They are non-metallic light blue-grey or light blue Koi with a net-like pattern because the edge of the scales are a lighter color than the rest of the scale.

Asagi are one of the original types of Koi. This is evident with their coloration, red and blue/grey. When looking at an Asagi, the red (hi) should be even on both sides and the grey scales shouldn't have any flaws. The Asagi grey pattern almost looks like real metal armor. It is called a net pattern. It will darken if you have hard water.