This installment of our 'Koi Varieties' blog looks at koi with a bright, shiny skin known as Metallic Koi.

These are some very special new koi varieties from Dainichi hopefully coming to our ponds very, very soon.

Today we look at Doitsu koi - a little different to other varieties as the name refers to a scale type (or lack of!) rather than a pattern.

The final blog post in our Ogon group. Today we are looking at the Yamabuki Ogon koi, the metallic, yellow version of the subvariety.

A continuation of our Ogon series looking at single-coloured, metallic koi. This time, we are looking at the bronze coloured variation.

A look into the Mizuho Ogon koi, the odd one out of the Ogon koi family.

Featuring the Orenji Ogon, the orange-coloured, metallic koi. The next blog in a series all about Ogon koi.

All about Butterfly koi. Often referred to as Longfin koi or Hirenaga, these fish have stunning, long, graceful fins and tail.

All about Platinum Ogon koi, the beautiful snowy-white, single-coloured koi with a lovely, eye-catching metallic sheen.

Spring has sprung here at Keruto Koi, meaning a lot of maintenance is required to get our ponds as best as possible ready for summer.

The Ultimate Guide to Koi Varieties - information on all the most popular koi varieties, and some more unusual varieties as well!

In this 'Koi Varieties' blog, we are looking at the Kigoi variety which is the yellow-coloured, non-metallic, single-coloured koi variety.

In our newest ‘Koi Varieties’ blog, we are continuing with the single-coloured koi varieties by looking at the red version, the Benigoi.

In today’s blog, we are looking at the Soragoi koi, one of the single-coloured koi most well-known for its friendliness and size.

Today we are looking at the Goromo koi and the three types of Goromo koi, Ai Goromo, Budo Goromo and Sumi Goromo.

A bit different to other flashier varieties, the Ochiba has a subtle beauty that really has to be seen to be truly appreciated.

In today's blog, we are looking at the Kikusui koi, a variation on the Kohaku koi, one of the oldest, most classic koi varieties.

The final blog post in our Matsuba trio. Today we are looking at the Ki Matsuba koi, the non-metallic, yellow version of the subvariety.

Today’s ‘Koi Varieties’ blog post is the next in our Matsuba trio, now looking at the white, metallic version, the Gin Matsuba koi.

Our newest blog post is the first in a trio of posts all about Matsuba koi, which are all single-coloured, reticulated koi.