Koi is a Japanese word for a Japanese fish. Coy has a similar meaning to cunning. The words are not interchangeable even though they have the same pronunciation (they are homophones).
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Koi is Japanese for carp, so it's a tautology to say "koi carp".
Koi is pronounced as "koy" in English. The "oi" sounds like the "oy" in the English word "boy."
The koi fish symbolizes perseverance, strength, and determination in many Eastern cultures, particularly in Japan. It is often associated with success and overcoming life's obstacles. Additionally, the number of koi fish in a design can also carry specific meanings.
i have a koi ond and a few of the fish are chasing another fish around and have been all morning what;s the problem?
Colors of the fish doesn't mean anything They say : The Koi is symbolic with family. Black Koi, the father; Orange/Red, the mother; Blue/White for a boy; and red/pink for a girl.
The Koi Carp is a species developed by the Japanese many hundreds of years ago so it does not have a natural predator. Growing to around 24 inches or so they would be preyed on more when they are small. Their main predators would be predatory fish, water birds like Herons and Kingfishers and domestic and feral cats.
Not at all. Koi produce enough ammonia to kill tropical fish, and the betta needs a heater.
Koi is a Japanese word for a Japanese fish. Coy has a similar meaning to cunning. cha cha!!
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The Japanese for Koi is nishikigoi.
Koi fish can live in almost any country. Koi are thought to be originally from Japan. Many people have outdoor fish ponds in which Koi are the dominant fish.
Koi fish can lose their color due to stress, poor water quality, or a lack of proper diet. Additionally, environmental factors such as excessive sunlight exposure or high levels of ammonia in the water can also cause koi fish to lose their color.
a fish, a koi carp