Koi

Your koi may not be eating and are hiding in their new pond due to stress from the change in environment. Factors such as water quality, temperature fluctuations, or the presence of predators can impact their behavior. Additionally, if the pond is too deep or lacks hiding spots, they might feel insecure. It's important to monitor water parameters and ensure a safe, comfortable habitat for them.

Salamanders are all oviparous. All salamander species lay eggs in water.

As big as possible. Ideally 3ft to 6ft deep rectangular shape is best with no wider than 12 ft as this makes it harder to catch them if needs be. 18 to 23ft is good. Koi ponds can be smaller but this is my preferred measurement. A bottom drain should be fitted or two a skimmer which both will need to be installed when you dig in. It is a good idea to build your koi pond up maybe 3ft for predators and run off from the surrounding area. A filter system to be used which will filter 50 percent of the water volume in one hour. A uv clarifier to keep the water clear and 500 gallons per fully grown koi. Some will go for 250 gallon per loi it is mixed debate.

Any fish that can fit one in their mouth will probably eat them. All predatory fish (which is most fish) will try to eat them. Even a goldfish would pick at one.

i may be able to help if you tell me what a koi pond is, i know wat a pond is but wats the koi? They will go back everytime they are going to release their tadpoles into the water. The koi pond is not a good choice since the koi will eat the tadpoles.

Most likely to know if your oi is dying, watch it for any flaking or graying of the scales. Sometimes they won't eat and will lazily float around without attempting to swim. If you have more than one fish, the other fish will start to eat off the koi whether it is dead yet or not but it will most likely have to be close to death.

The plural of koi, a Japanese karp, is koi.

It's just baby fat or maybe over feeding or over eating

Sometimes fiddler crabs or other crab species are sold for aquariums. Most require brackish or even saltwater. Few thrive in freshwater. Most require live insects, worms, and/or small fish to eat. They can harass or kill other small animals in the tank with them. Many have nasty pinchers. For this reason, they are best suited to a set-up solely for them. Almost all of the crabs sold for "freshwater" tanks require a haul-out spot. The water level must be low enough to allow them to get in and out of the water with ease. If denied the ability to get out of the water, they will eventually die. They most likely also require full spectrum lighting over the basking site but studies probably have not been done on this. Fiddler crabs and similar species stay relatively small, at a few inches in size.

Chinese because the Koi fish is a Chinese belief.

depends on pond size and water temperature.. for a small pond, once every other day or once every three days should be OK. For a big pond w/ a lot of natural stuff in there you shouldn't need to feed them much at all. Also as the water temp gets lower (winter) feed them less.

Yes you can swim in it and they won't hurt you.

Place the container the fish is in in the pond and using a thermometer allow the temperatures to equalise. Failing that, have the fish in a bucket half filled with their original water and add 1 cupfull of water from the pond into the bucket each 5-10 minutes. Once things have equalised lower the bucket of fish into the pond gently and once the bucket is submerged tip it so the fish will swim out.

25-35 years

The most prevalent danger to Koi are birds. Mostly Blue Heron and other predatory birds. Raccoons and other animals will eat them as well if they are able to catch them.

Koi herbal supplements are made of flowers, leaves, fruit, stems, and seeds. Benefits of taking the supplement include increased energy, fighting infections, and it aids in reducing constipation.

Turtles are in fact herbivores and carnivores so they can possibly feed on koi fish

a lot

Koi fish are related to goldfish, soo id say how good u take care of it. top life span is about 10 years

no, i guess but they live up to 40 years

yes, koi fish do bring good luck thats would i'v heard but if u would like to adopd a koi fish there usally found in ponds and other areas

It depends on the species of fish. Most short lived fish like livebearers will start breeding at a few weeks and so will many of the smaller silversides like Australian Rainbows, some tetras and some danios. Others like some of the larger cichlids may not start until they are several years old.

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A butterfly Koi is simply a Koi with longer and straggly finnage. They are sexed in exactly the same way as all other Koi and/or goldfish. The Koi does not reach sexual maturity until it is about 10 inches long so it can not be sexed until then. Once sexually mature the females tend to have a chubbier appearance than the males and (as with goldfish) the males develop whitish spots (Pimples) on their gill plates and pectoral fins when they come into breeding condition.