The term “Koi Parrot Fish” typically refers to a hybrid cichlid selectively bred to have a unique coloration resembling that of Koi carp. These fish are also commonly known as Kohaku or Koi Parrot Cichlids. Here’s what you might want to know about them: Appearance: Distinctive coloration: They display vivid red and white patterns, similar to Koi fish. Some varieties may also feature black markings. Body shape: They have an angular head and a beak-shaped mouth. Care: Tank size: A minimum tank size of 55 gallons is recommended for these cichlids. Temperament: They are generally peaceful and can thrive in community tanks with other cichlids. Diet: They are omnivores and readily accept various frozen and prepared foods. Other Varieties: Red Mask Koi Parrot Cichlid: This variety exhibits red, white, and black coloration. Golden Koi Parrot (Panda): This type showcases unique white and yellow patterns. Important Note: Like other Parrot Cichlids, the “Koi Parrot” is a man-made hybrid, and its exact genetic makeup is subject to debate.