Koi

Graceful, elegant, and full of symbolism, Japanese Koi Carp are more than just fish — they’re living art. Known for their vivid patterns, long lifespans, and calming presence, koi have been cherished in Japanese culture for centuries as symbols of luck, prosperity, and perseverance.

These stunning freshwater fish come in a wide range of color varieties, from deep reds and shimmering golds to elegant whites and inky blacks. Koi do best in outdoor ponds or very large aquariums where they have space to swim and show off their beauty. With the right care, they can live 20–30 years or more and grow to impressive sizes — often up to 24–36 inches.

Japanese Koi are peaceful, sociable, and easy to feed. They enjoy a diet of high-quality pellets. Keep them with other koi or calm pond fish, and provide clean, well-oxygenated water for the best results.

Whether you’re building a tranquil garden pond or just love keeping beautiful fish, Japanese Koi Carp are a timeless favorite that bring color, serenity, and life to any water space.