Classic black and white with a distinctive Doitsu twist! This 6.5" Doitsu Shiro Bekko Koi offers an appealing combination of contrasting colors and unusual scaling.
Shiro Bekko are known for their white base coloration accented by black sumi markings. Unlike the more heavily black-patterned Shiro Utsuri, Bekko typically display black markings over a predominantly white body.
The Doitsu characteristic adds another dimension to this variety. With smooth, largely scaleless skin and potentially a row of larger mirror scales along the back, Doitsu Bekko have a distinctive appearance that sets them apart from traditional fully scaled koi.
At 6.5 inches, this young koi offers an opportunity to watch its black markings develop as it matures. The contrast between black and white makes Shiro Bekko an attractive choice for pond owners who appreciate classic, understated coloration.
Whether you're adding variety to an established collection or looking for an unusual black-and-white koi, this Doitsu Shiro Bekko is worth considering.
This koi was bred and raised at Kloubec Koi Farm in Amana, Iowa—we never import koi for resale.
Our family-owned American koi farm encompasses 80 acres, more than 60 outdoor ponds, and a 300,000-gallon indoor facility. Every Kloubec Koi completes our comprehensive health and quarantine protocol before being offered for sale, and our farm has never had a case of KHV.