Koi Pond Fish
Friday, March 28th, 2008
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 Pond FILTER Fish KOI Water EP 1 12x120 AQUARIUM Tank US $5.99 |
 LAGUNA KOI FISH POND SKIMMER FILTER SYSTEM US $444.00 |
 EP Pond filters Tank Aquarium 1 12x60x1 KOI FISH Turtle US $2.00 |
 SHO KOI IMPACT WITH OPTIMÛN KOI POND FISH FOOD 1040 US $40.50 |
 New Koi Pond Live Fish Net 11x875x 28 stainless Steel US $25.00 |
 Koi fish Pond Swimming pool spa Floating Thermometer US $2.95 |
 Pond FILTER Fish KOI Water EP 1 12x60 AQUARIUM Tank US $1.99 |
 Medi Koi Medicated Pond Fish Food 8 US $62.49 |
 LAGUNA KOI FISH POND PRESSURE FILTER WITH UV 3200 US $599.99 |
 LAGUNA KOI FISH POND PRESSURE FILTER WITH UV 2100 US $449.00 |
 Koi Fish Pond Flexible Quarantine SHOW TANK 8 ft US $265.00 |
 Medi Koi Medicated Pond Fish Food 3 US $31.25 |
 Aquarium filter media wet dry fish koi pond 12x56 EP US $24.99 |
 KoiChef Automatic Koi Chef Pond Fish Feeder U US $34.99 |
 3 Live Trapdoor Snails for Koi pond fish tank aquarium US $13.95 |
 6 Live Trapdoor Snails for Koi pond fish tank aquarium US $17.95 |
 12 Live Trapdoor Snails for Koi pond fish tank aquarium US $23.95 |
 SHO KOI IMPACT W OPTIMÛN® KOI POND FISH FOOD 4 US $24.50 |
 5 Anacharis bunch Aquatic Koi Pond Plant Aquarium Fish US $1.99 |
 Aquarium filter media fish koi pond 3 28x24 EP Rolls US $138.99 |
 Sera Koi Pond bio flakes fish food 635 oz US $5.50 |
 Sera Koi Protect fish ponds conditionneur 169 fl oz US $19.95 |
 HIKARI KOI POND STAPLE FISH FOOD 44 LB MINI PELLET US $34.75 |
 HIKARI KOI POND STAPLE FISH FOOD 44 LB LARGE PELLET US $34.75 |
 HIKARI KOI POND STAPLE FISH FOOD 22 LB MEDIUM PELLET US $98.95 |
 HIKARI KOI POND STAPLE FISH FOOD 22 LB LARGE PELLET US $98.95 |
 DISCUS KOI FILTER SHRIMP NEON GUPPY LOACH CAT FISH POND US $1.52 |
 HIKARI KOI POND ECONOMY FISH FOOD 11 LB LARGE PELLET US $44.95 |
 65 GOLD CROWN Butterfly Fin Live Koi fish pond AKO US $36.00 |
 65 HARIWAKE Butterfly Fin Live Koi fish pond AKO US $10.50 |
 65 KIKOKURYU Butterfly Fin Live Koi fish pond AKO US $5.10 |
 65 DOITS KUJAKU Butterfly Fin Live Koi fish pond AKO US $11.50 |
 12 Live Trapdoor Snail for Koi pond fish tank aquarium US $23.95 |
 6 Live Trapdoor Snail for Koi pond fish tank aquarium US $17.95 |
 TETRA POND STICKS FISH KOI FOOD 651LBS US $31.99 |
 4 GIN RIN CHAGOI Standard Fin Live Koi fish pond AKO US $.01 |
 7 GIN RIN KOHAKU Butterfly Fin Live Koi fish pond AKO US $.01 |
 7 SHOWA Standard Fin Live Koi fish pond garden AKO US $7.35 |
 4 DOITS OCHIBA Butterfly Fin Live Koi fish pond AKO US $.01 |
 65 SHUSUI Standard Fin Live Koi fish pond garden AKO US $.01 |
 45 KOHAKU Standard Fin Live Koi fish pond garden AKO US $.01 |
 6 KUJAKU Standard Fin Live Koi fish pond garden AKO US $12.50 |
 45 DOITS SURAGOI Butterfly Fin Live Koi fish pond AKO US $5.00 |
 7 HEISEI NISHIKI Butterfly Fin Live Koi fish pond AKO US $1.25 |
 65 KIN KIKOKURYU Butterfly Fin Live Koi fish pond AKO US $5.00 |
 55 DOITS KOHAKU Butterfly Fin Live Koi fish pond AKO US $.01 |
 5 DOITS KARASU Butterfly Fin Live Koi fish pond AKO US $.01 |
 55 DOITS OCHIBA Butterfly Fin Live Koi fish pond AKO US $.01 |
Does anyone have any ideas about how to close my Koi Fish Pond?
I live in Oklahoma and can no longer afford to keep my fish. (water, electric, feed etc.) I have called everyone I thought might be interested all ready with no luck. They live in a 13'x13'x51/2' outdoor pond. I would sell all 12 Koi and 10 Fancy Goldfish...6"-22"
cheep!! Plus the Biofilter, pre-filter, pumps, nets, treatments for the water, water testing kits, catch tub and the 2 year old 45ml 20x20 liner. All you need is to dig the hole!!!
Otherwise I guess I ...?
Have photos if interested. e-me at :amie_moore@sbcglobal,net
I would buy them but i am in california. but I think if you go to your nearest pet store they might buy it from you it would probably be easyer if it is a privite owned fish store because chained stores usually dont take the fish or you can put a sign infront of you house saing you have fish to sell you would be amazed how many people will see it. good luck
Things You Need to Know Before Building Your Koi Ponds
Koi fish, are also known as 'dragon fish' by some enthusiasts. Personally they remind me of the catfish and carp I have seen over the years. I used to catch catfish and put them in the cow's watering trough. That was the extent of my koi pond but then again that was 40 years ago and I was only about 10 at the time.
Koi fish were originally bred in Japan. Today koi are bred and kept by hobbyists and professional fish farmers all over the world. The number of Koi lovers would blow your mind.
Koi are most often kept in natural or man-made koi ponds.
NOTE: It is most important to know how to keep your Koi fish so they remain healthy but once you know how you can keep them thriving for many years to come. Well maintained koi ponds have a subtle beauty that is a perfect compliment to the noble and enigmatic "dragon-fish".
Learn How To Manage Your Koi Ponds...
Like most things in life Koi Ponds take a bit of care and has a learning curve. So don't give up if you find you mess a few things up at the beginning. You can however learn a lot from the available books so be sure to read up before you take on this great hobby.
Koi, like all other living things can become diseased. Because your koi ponds are outdoors it normal for organic matter to fall into your koi pond and change the chemical balance. Another thing that might happen may involve your filter getting blocked or breaking.
But that's not all, you also have predator because you pond is outdoors. Look out for cats who love fish and big birds. Note: I said 'big birds' not 'Bigbird'.
It's a learning curves so instead of getting depressed when something goes wrong just fix it and learn from the experience, you will be an expert at koi ponds in no time at all.
Because Koi fish can be pricey it's best to start with plain ole goldfish to test your koi pond so that if you don't have things right you won't go broke getting things right.
A word of warning to those who decide to go the koi ponds way before they have ever taken care of fish. Using my son as an example, it would be a disaster. Start with an aquarium first and learn how to spot problems with the tank and of course your fish. You need to know how to detect if a fish is ill and that can be harder to do in a pond.
Check out your local pet shops and local breeders and learn what you can there. Also pickup a good koi ponds starter book and learn all you can. Doing this first will make for less problems later.
About the Author
JP is a Koi enthusiast and author. He lives in New Brunswick Canada and spends his time teaching others the joys and secrets of Koi care. His latest book is "The Secrets of Koi Care", and is available at Fresh Water Ponds
How I built my Fish Pond