This is the "left-overs" category of koi classification.
These are non-metallic colored koi that just don't fit into the
other varieties (with the exception of Goshiki). In most cases, for
lack of many entries, this "generic" grouping of Kawarimono
typically compete against each other in shows.
| Aka Muji (aka Benigoi): All orange to
red koi. |
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| Aka Matsuba: All orange koi with darkening
behind dorsal scales. |
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| Shiro Muji: All white koi. |
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| Ochibasugure: Blue koi with gold islands of
color pattern. |
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| Hajiro: Black koi with white pectoral,
dorsal and tail fins. |
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| Hageshiro: Like the Hajiro, but with a white
head. |
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| Kumonryu: Like the Hageshiro, but with a
white meandering pattern on the back. |
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| Karasu: All black koi. |
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| Midorigoi. All yellow doitsu koi. |
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