No the koi and the red fantails tails have a difference with the tails, the red fantail is bubbly and the koi is straight so the koi will get more food and will pick on your other red fantails
On Children's Day in Japan, koi fish flags are often flown to symbolize each member of the family. Black koi symbolizes the father; red and orange koi for the mother, blue and white koi for the son, red and pink koi stands for each daughter.
koi is scale becomes red when the koi is breath some carbon dioxide and hipothetic acid so it affects the scale
Became a coluar
Red, yellow, or red and yellow put together.
if you put red and blue together you get Purple.
Red koi fish are often associated with strong emotions such as love, passion, and courage in Japanese culture. They symbolize perseverance and the ability to overcome adversity, as koi are known for their ability to swim upstream. Additionally, red koi can represent good fortune and prosperity, making them popular in decorative ponds and art. Overall, they embody qualities of strength and resilience.
Blue and red.
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.
another gold fish or try asking someone in a pet shop that sells fish maybe they can help
well to make green u put blue & yellow together and to make brown u put red & green together
The animals of Japan are: Koi, Racoon Dog, and the Red- crowned crane.
purple,green,red,blue,white.