Koi fish, originally bred from wild carp, are not considered wild animals in the traditional sense. They are domesticated varieties of the common carp, specifically bred for their color and patterns. While they can live in natural bodies of water, their domestication and breeding for specific traits distinguish them from truly wild fish species.
Koi , a type of fish .
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Unless someone has released Koi into the wild environment they should not be out there. They are not a "naturally evolved" species. They were developed in Japan by Aquarists using the selective breeding methods described by Mendel.
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Koi is a domesticated carp and looks more or less like a wild carp. Koi, however, are generally smaller than wild carp and have been bred so that they are most well viewed from the top. They tend to be not so deep from the dorsal to pectral fins as wild carp. Neither koi nor wild carp stop growing, but the smaller environments (ponds and the like) in which koi are kept limits size somewhat.Koi varieties include both single-color fish and multicolored, generally mottled, fish. Frequently seen colors are white, black, yellow, and a spectrum of reds tending most often toward the orange and of the range.
The Japanese for Koi is nishikigoi.
Koi is the fancy name for ornamental carp. Carp in the wild are usually dark and a dull color. Koi, a type of carp have been bred like guppies or gold fish to make them more desirable. So Koi's special use would be to make the fish in a pond visible and beautiful.
Cats, birds, dogs, bears, predatory fish, otters, snakes, frogs, turtles, raccoons, etc. Basically if it can get into a pond that is contained and stocked with fish and has a taste for fish, a pond is a buffet.
Developed from the common carp, Cyprinus Carpio. An ornamental fish that will revert to wild carp state after a few generations in the wild.
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a fish, a koi carp
In Japanese, koi fish is written as "鯉" (koi). The character for "koi" represents the colorful carp fish that are traditionally kept in ponds for their vibrant colors.