
Domesticated
Koi
Cyprinus rubrofuscus
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About
Koi are colorful varieties of the common carp that have been selectively bred for their ornamental value. They are popular in water gardens and koi ponds around the world.
Habitat
Ponds and water gardens worldwide (domesticated)
Diet
Omnivorous - algae, insects, and commercial fish food
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Fun Facts
- Koi have been bred in Japan for over 200 years for their ornamental value.
- They can live for several decades, with some individuals living over 100 years.
- Koi come in a wide variety of colors and patterns, with specific varieties highly prized by collectors.
Conservation
StatusDomesticated
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