KoiBoi07

:thumbs: :thumbs: Koi survived the winter outside :thumbs: :thumbs: They've been really active and are back eating!

WOW! That must be some fun water changes!

I could lend you a couple of convicts to help out...

could it be a paroon shark or ID shark? Not sure about the electric charge though...

It looks like they live in Lego Land! Good Job, it looks good...I hope it works out for you!

How's the Red tail doin?

What did you do with the sand?

You should try putting some interesting fish in there.

Maybe he's bored...you should buy him some toys

hahaha...thats really funny. I called this guy to set up an appointment to come look at his stock with no intention of purchase right now. He told me that it was totally fine and to come out for a coffee and just look at his fish. Same thing, he sounded really nice and seemed like he didnt even care if I bought anything. Maybe I can use your experience to my advantage and maybe mess around with his head a little bit...we'll see how our "coffee" goes! Thanks for the heads up!

Where's the couch?

I wonder where I can get this done? Or if I can do it myself! ...is what I would say if I was mentally ill

Wow, Last time I was at the Van Aquariums was during Expo '86. It was awesome!!! I really wish you would have invited me to go with you...the pictures look AWESOME!!!!

I recently had the same problem with brown algae in my 150. I turned the lights off for a whole day and the three commons cleaned it all up.

you should name it Mike

Maybe it's some kind of fish herpes? Just a thought. I'm not really sure though, I'm pretty new to fish. Good luck!

Try a pond of at least 1-2000 gallons, a few 18" long koi and wait til springtime. Breeding koi in an aquarium environment is unlikely and dangerous to the fish. Breeding sized (18" and larger) koi should not be housed in any aquarium as there is simply not enough space in any reasonably sized aquarium. When spawning, the multitude of eggs and milt would pollute any aquarium and sometimes threatens to overwhelm small ponds. Do a little research online to see the facilities most koi breeders keep. Thanx, that makes a lot of sense. The pond obviously won't be coming until spring, but thought there might be something I could do in the mean time...

I am new to the fish world and am very intersted in breeding my Koi. Can anyone offer some advice or tips for breeding? Your help would be greatly appreciated! Thanx