Asagi

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Asagi

The Asagi ( 浅黄 , literally "light blue") is a Nishikigoi (short form Koi ) - a colored carp. It is one of the oldest cultivated forms. Many varieties have been bred from it. The Asagi has a blue back with scales outlined in light blue to white. Ideally, he has a white head and hi ( 緋 , scarlet) on the cheeks. The chest and side fins should be red.

The Shusui ( 秋 翠 , “autumn green ”, also 秋水 , written “pure water”) is an Asagi with Doitsu ( ド イ ツ , “German”, ie mirror carp -) - scaling. The color forms of the Shusui are exactly the same as those of the Asagi.

Further breakdown:

  • Narumi Asagi ( 鳴 海 浅黄 ) - has a light blue pattern.
  • Konjo Asagi ( 紺 地 浅黄 ) - has a very dark blue.
  • Mizu Asagi ( 水 浅黄 , "Water Asagi") - has a particularly light blue.
  • Hi Asagi ( 緋 浅黄 , “charlach-Asagi”) - Hi- (red -) - drawing goes a little over the sideline and in some cases even goes to the back line.
  • Taki Asagi (滝 浅黄 "Waterfall Asagi") - A white line separates red and blue
  • Hana Shusui ( 花 秋 翠 , "Flower Shusui") - a hi-drawing between the stomach and the side line and between the side line and the back line, the back line and the side line are pale blue with dark scales
  • Hi Shusui (緋 秋 翠, "Scarlet Shusui") - the Hi goes through from the stomach to the back line
  • Ki Shusui (黄 秋 翠, "yellow-Shusui") - the color is yellow instead of red.
  • Perl Shusui - the back scales silver (mother-of-pearl)
  • Sanke Shusui - Doitsu scales, white background, red and black drawing underlaid with a blue back
  • Showa Shusui - Doitsu scales, black background, red and white drawing underlaid with blue back

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