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Kap­rí­ky sa cho­va­li už v his­to­ric­kých dobách, naj­mä v Číne. Flajš­hans a Hula­ta uvá­dza­jú, že Cyp­ri­nus car­pio je naj­star­šia domes­ti­fi­ko­va­ná ryba pre jed­lo. Zača­lo sa to v 5. sto­ro­čí pred n.l.. Kap­re boli mno­že­né pre fareb­né mutá­cie pred viac ako tisíc rok­mi selek­tív­nym krí­že­ním Caras­sius gibe­lio (Cyp​rus​koi​.com). 

Dnes sa for­ma Koi cho­vá po celom sve­te, aj keď tak­po­ve­diac ich domo­vi­nou zosta­la juho­vý­chod­ná Ázia. Prvé fareb­né mutá­cie sa obja­vi­li pri­bliž­ne v roku 1805 (Olym­pic Koi). Do Japon­ska sa dosta­li koi cez Čínu. V sta­rých ázij­ských zemiach sú koi pova­žo­va­né za sym­bol múd­ros­ti a šťas­tia. Pôvod­ný názov fareb­ných kap­rov bol goi. Koi ozna­čo­val kon­zum­né­ho kap­ra oby­čaj­né­ho. Môžu dorásť na 125 cm a dožiť sa viac ako 100 rokov (Jaro­slav Sou­kup). For­my: asa­gi, bek­ko, but­terf­ly koi, doit­su, ghost koi, gin mat­su­ba, gin­rin koha­ku, goro­mo, gos­hi­ki, hika­ri, hikari-​moyomono, cha­goi, kawa­ri­mo­no, kiko­ku­ryu, kin­gin­rin, kin-​kikokuryu, koha­ku, koro­mo, kuja­ku, kumon­ryu, ogon, oren­ji ogon, ochi­ba, pla­ti­num ogon, san­ke, sho­wa, sho­wa san­ke, shu­sui, tais­ho san­ke, tan­cho, tan­cho san­ke, utsu­ri, utsu­ri­mo­no, yama­bu­ki ogon.

Carp have been cul­ti­va­ted sin­ce ancient times, espe­cial­ly in Chi­na. Flajš­hans and Hula­ta sta­te that Cyp­ri­nus car­pio is the oldest domes­ti­ca­ted fish for food. It star­ted around the 5th cen­tu­ry BCE. Carp were bred for color muta­ti­ons over a thou­sand years ago through selec­ti­ve bre­e­ding with Caras­sius gibe­lio (Cyp​rus​koi​.com).

Today, Koi varie­ties are bred worl­dwi­de, alt­hough the­ir home­land remains Sout­he­ast Asia. The first color­ful muta­ti­ons appe­a­red around 1805 (Olym­pic Koi). Koi were intro­du­ced to Japan through Chi­na. In ancient Asian coun­tries, Koi are con­si­de­red sym­bols of wis­dom and hap­pi­ness. The ori­gi­nal name for color­ful carp was ​“goi.” Koi refer­red to com­mon carp for con­sump­ti­on. They can grow up to 125 cm and live for over 100 years (Jaro­slav Sou­kup). Varie­ties: asa­gi, bek­ko, but­terf­ly koi, doit­su, ghost koi, gin mat­su­ba, gin­rin koha­ku, goro­mo, gos­hi­ki, hika­ri, hikari-​moyomono, cha­goi, kawa­ri­mo­no, kiko­ku­ryu, kin­gin­rin, kin-​kikokuryu, koha­ku, koro­mo, kuja­ku, kumon­ryu, ogon, oren­ji ogon, ochi­ba, pla­ti­num ogon, san­ke, sho­wa, sho­wa san­ke, shu­sui, tais­ho san­ke, tan­cho, tan­cho san­ke, utsu­ri, utsu­ri­mo­no, yama­bu­ki ogon.

Karp­fen wur­den schon in der Anti­ke gezüch­tet, ins­be­son­de­re in Chi­na. Flajš­hans und Hula­ta geben an, dass Cyp­ri­nus car­pio der ältes­te domes­ti­zier­te Fisch für Lebens­mit­tel ist. Dies begann um das 5. Jahr­hun­dert v. Chr.. Karp­fen wur­den vor über tau­send Jah­ren für Farb­mu­ta­ti­onen gezüch­tet, indem sie selek­tiv mit Caras­sius gibe­lio gek­re­uzt wur­den (Cyp​rus​koi​.com).

Heut­zu­ta­ge wer­den Koi-​Varianten welt­we­it gezüch­tet, obwohl ihre Hei­mat Südos­ta­sien ble­ibt. Die ers­ten far­bi­gen Muta­ti­onen tra­ten um 1805 auf (Olym­pic Koi). Koi wur­den über Chi­na nach Japan ein­ge­fü­hrt. In alten asia­tis­chen Län­dern gel­ten Koi als Sym­bo­le für Weis­he­it und Glück. Der urs­prün­gli­che Name für far­bi­ge Karp­fen war ​“goi”. Koi bez­e­ich­ne­te gewöhn­li­che Karp­fen zum Ver­zehr. Sie kön­nen bis zu 125 cm groß wer­den und über 100 Jah­re alt wer­den (Jaro­slav Sou­kup). Varian­ten: asa­gi, bek­ko, but­terf­ly koi, doit­su, ghost koi, gin mat­su­ba, gin­rin koha­ku, goro­mo, gos­hi­ki, hika­ri, hikari-​moyomono, cha­goi, kawa­ri­mo­no, kiko­ku­ryu, kin­gin­rin, kin-​kikokuryu, koha­ku, koro­mo, kuja­ku, kumon­ryu, ogon, oren­ji ogon, ochi­ba, pla­ti­num ogon, san­ke, sho­wa, sho­wa san­ke, shu­sui, tais­ho san­ke, tan­cho, tan­cho san­ke, utsu­ri, utsu­ri­mo­no, yama­bu­ki ogon.

披着鱼（Koi）被认为是智慧和幸福的象征。彩色鲤鱼最初的名字是“goi”。鲤鱼是指用于食用的普通鲤鱼。它们可以长到125厘米长，并活到100多岁（Jaroslav Soukup）。品种：asagi，bekko，butterfly koi，doitsu，ghost koi，gin matsuba，ginrin kohaku，goromo，goshiki，hikari，hikari-moyomono，chagoi，kawarimono，kikokuryu，kinginrin，kin-kikokuryu，kohaku，koromo，kujaku，kumonryu，ogon，orenji ogon，ochiba，platinum ogon，sanke，showa，showa sanke，shusui，taisho sanke，tancho，tancho sanke，utsuri，utsurimono，yamabuki ogon。

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