MATSUBA (maht-sue-bah)
It is a one-colored metallic koi with dark pigment on the scales.
This variety is in the Hikari Muji class, and is considered one color regardless of the contrasting scales.
KIN MATSUBA are orange-red metallic skin, GIN MATSUBA are platinum-based.
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Gin Matsuba have a white base color
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Kin Matsuba (literally ‘golden pine needles,’ for individual, glittering scales appearing like raised markings)”, and “Gin Matsuba
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What is Matsuba koi?
Matsuba are solid, metallic-colored koi with a black netting or “pine cone” pattern on the body. Matsuba can display many different body colors, but the black pinecone pattern remains consistent among all Matsuba.
How big do Matsuba koi get?
Matsuba Koi grow up to three inches long. To keep the Matsuba in good health, water temperatures should fall between 36 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit with a pH level ranging from 6.8 to 7.2.
What is a Benigoi koi?
Benigoi (BEN-ee-GOY) koi are non-metallic, solid red or orange koi fish. The name Benigoi literally translates as ‘red koi’. You may have noticed that in the koi keeping hobby, there are a few different Japanese terms meaning ‘red’, the most common of which is ‘hi’.
