Lets Talk Koi Care, Health and Quarantine
I have seen many people needing quarantine systems for their koi. Here are some of the basics and I will try to make this as brief as possible. Here are 7 great reasons to have great koi care:
- The koi you have now are more than likely healthy.
- If you plan to purchase more Japanese koi, you put the koi that are healthy at risk.
- Birds, Frogs, Raccoons and anything else that can get to your water have the ability to bring in unwanted parasites and/or bacteria.
- Your koi are no doubt valuable to you, probably even your most loved pet.
- Your koi may be large and worth more to you than a simple quarantine set up.
- If your already healthy koi do get sick, then where would you put them?
- Do you also have koi medications and a medicine cabinet for your koi as you do yourself?
We are seeing a major need for this so we are providing Taylor made quarantine systems to our customers. Price would be depending on how big your need is and what you would like to add to the system. We will do everything we can to get you into a quarantine system as cost effective a possible.
Try and always quarantine your new koi for at least 21 days before entering them into your current stock of koi.
For more information please see the other blogs on this site.
Thanks for this useful information. I am also a Koi Lover and I always make sure that im treating and taking care of them very well. Ive been doing most things listed here and I will add up those that I missed. :)
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I like this blog very much. Nice details about koi fish care and its health. I love it!
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I just wanted to add a comment here to mention thanks for you very nice ideas. Blogs are troublesome to run and time consuming thus I appreciate when I see well written material. Your time isn’t going to waste with your posts. Thanks so much and stick with it No doubt you will definitely reach your goals! have a great day!
DeleteGood blog. I try and advise our customers to use like a Koi flexi bowl then add sick fish with lots of air and treat them away from the main pond, saves money and the medication has a stronger affect on the Koi as its more isolated.
ReplyDeleteAlways keep checking your Koi through all the season !
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