As the water ripples in large tanks, Japanese Koi, looking like living jewels, lie in wait for the hand that brings them food pellets. Koi carp are elegant eaters, waiting patiently for their turn and ...
t the break of dawn, 46-year-old Saiful Mujab of Kemloko village in East Java’s Blitar goes to the rice field. But unlike most farmers, who take with them hoes or sickles, he takes fish food pellets.
KAZO, Japan - Hand-reared for their colour and beauty, koi carp have become an iconic symbol of Japan that can sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars and even participate in fishy beauty contests.
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