MEDAKAPEDIA / BATCH 003
Ten more.
Origins documented.
Eight JOURAKUAN-linked varieties and selection lines, and two original Toshihiro Wada lines, each grounded in first-party or specialist historical sources. WI-01 and WI-03 remain dated in-house selections within an existing broader program, not additional independent genetic inventions.
Batch 003 research
10 cited entries · provisional documentary historyAurora Miyuki (JOURAKUAN)
The historical cultivar catalog credits JOURAKUAN with Aurora Miyuki, reporting Blue Miyuki × dorsalfinless blue Medaka ancestry.
Yellow Miyuki
A 2014 historical catalog credits independent Yellow Miyuki discoveries to JOURAKUAN and Tsutomu Moriguchi in different prefectures.
Black Lame Miyuki (JOURAKUAN)
JOURAKUAN's historical Black Lame Miyuki combines a selected Aurora-derived dark line with White Lame Miyuki stock.
Tricolor Lame Miyuki (JOURAKUAN)
JOURAKUAN's historical tricolor-lame cultivar combines red, white, black patterning with reflective lame.
Tricolor Lame Miyuki — Exterior Light
JOURAKUAN says sales of its tricolor-lame exterior-light selection began in spring 2018, followed by WI-01 and WI-03 selected house stock codes.
LU-04 (JOURAKUAN)
JOURAKUAN describes LU-04 as an independently selected branch of WI-01 × Rinkou, with roughly seven generations of further selection.
Reiwa Sapphire NOVA
JOURAKUAN's original NOVA account describes a Reiwa Black Lame Miyuki Sapphire line crossed with Neptune, then further selected.
Sapphire Flare (JOURAKUAN)
An official JOURAKUAN listing describes Sapphire Flare as a red-body, blue-lame selection from the Reiwa Sapphire NOVA breeding program.
White Lame Miyuki (Wada)
A 2012 historical record credits Toshihiro Wada with White Lame Miyuki (Shiroseiga), discovered among an F5-selected breeding population.
Blue Lame Miyuki (Wada)
A specialist historical catalog attributes Blue Lame Miyuki (Seiga) to Wada, from White Lame Miyuki × Blue Miyuki.
Historical pedigree claims and specialty-catalog dates are not molecular verification. All external photographs require separate rights clearance.