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Also known as Taisho Sanke, or often simply abbreviated to Sanke, the taisho sanshoku is genetically a white koi with red and black
markings.
It is named for the time in which it was developed, the Taisho period in Japanese history. The body appears primarily white, and the colors that sit on the white
should be in a spotted formation rather than banded, and there should be no black on the face. |  | | Koi Breeders |
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Dainichi,
Hirasawa,
Hirasawa - Marudo,
Hiroi Seiji,
Hoshikin,
Igarashi Kazuto,
Isa Hajime,
Mano Izumiya,
Mitsuo Hasegawa,
Shintaro,
Torazo,
Toshio Sakai,
Yagenji,
Yamamatsu |
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Tategoi |
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The Nishikigoi Breeders place their tategoi in their mud ponds during late May to early June, the actual date depends on rough equalisation ...
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