Originally Posted by
Matt24
Hard to say at this point, given the diverse varieties of the parent koi.
I'm used to breeding showa, where black is what you want early on, and the white and orange arise after about 1.5 - 3 months. But these parents aren't showa.
Since the mother is ginrin chagoi crossed with a sanke and a ki kikokuryu, you could get quite a variety. I've seen orange and white arise from black fry that that involved a sanke parent. So there could be a few fry that do like that. At the moment, and for a few months their load on you biological filtration will be pretty light. So if you wanted to give them more time to see what you get you could do that.
I would almost suggest removing any with deformities, but catching them in there may be difficult. Whenever it comes that time, wearing a head lamp and netting at night can be helpful, because they can't see the net coming and you won't have glare from the sun.