DOITSU ASAGI Group A
The Doitsu Asagi was the first attempt at a scaleless Asagi koi, achieved by breeding with a German carp. Although renamed Shusui for its resemblance to autumn water, Doitsu Asagi’s legacy lives on in the term “Doitsu” which now refers to all scaleless koi varieties.
Additional information
| Group A | ASAGI G-A1, ASAGI G-A2, ASAGI G-A3, ASAGI G-A4, ASAGI G-A5, ASAGI G-A6, ASAGI G-A7 |
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Doitsu Asagi isn’t a current koi variety, but rather the historical name for the scaleless version of the Asagi koi.
Here’s a summary:
- Original Doitsu Asagi: Developed by crossing Asagi carp with a German carp variety.
- Appearance: Imagine a regular Asagi koi (light blue-grey with a net-like pattern) but without scales.
- New Name: The Doitsu Asagi became so popular it was renamed Shusui, meaning “autumn water” to reflect its red markings on a blue base.
- Legacy: The term “Doitsu” stuck and now refers to any scaleless koi variety.