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I just came across this at Koivet, is it a possibility?
Second paragraph - they have not seemed to be sick. Joann
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Black Spots Appearing
Some little black spots are called Shimi. This is an unfortunate
genetic defect in some fish wherein a Kohaku gets some little black dots and
they're suddenly a worthless Sanke. There is also a growing body of evidence
that suggests the condition may be common in water with high turnover or
exposure to caustic irritants like Chlorine. Case in point: Shimi is rarely
noted in natural greenwater ponds but is common in crowded manipulated reuse
systems.
Another type of blackening is a generalized type wherein the fins and
body may develop a blackening change from chronic or caustic trauma. Case in
Point: Fish are badly ammonia burned by a filtration failure or
inadequacy --- A week later, after water quality is restored, the fish
develop blackened areas, called a Melanophore Migration. Severe parasitisms
can later cause blackening as the skin starts to heal. The blackening is not
permanent, but may remain for two to four weeks before subsiding.


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Ingrid help, anybody else can jump right on in with suggestions.

I noticed some of my GF have black in their gills (inside). Is it
something
to be concerned about. I have tested the water and all seems fine. They
look
fine none are wacking out. None of my Koi have this. I never noticed this
on
them before last week. What made me notice was one of my ugly black GF
that
I thought was gone showed up a pretty red gold then I noticed the black
inside the gills thought it was his coloring then I noticed some of the
others had the same thing. I have read about gill damage, is this it?
Joann