Category: Koi How To’s

In the digital age, you can buy koi fish almost anywhere. eBay, websites—domestic or international (reputable and not so much), and yes, the are even koi fish on

Showing your koi is a great way to share Living Jewels with the world. A koi show is also a great place to rub elbows with other appreciative

Koi are poikilothermic (cold-blooded). Their metabolism and temperament are very much dependent on the ambient water temperature. Koi have spent thousands of years adapting to extreme seasonal changes,

The story in the Detroit Free Press about the koi wrangling event at the Belle Isle Aquarium, moving koi fish from their outdoor environs into their summer digs

Koi fish are renowned omnivores, and their ability to exist on almost anything they can digest is remarkable. As domesticated pond denizens, however, most koi have a well-formulated

Congratulations! You are now the proud owner of a new (or newest) addition to your pond. Like any getting-to-know-each-other period, there is going to be an adjustment and

Moving is a strenuous and stressful event for most people, and the same can be said for your koi fish. As hardy of a species as they are,

One of the most rewarding activities for any koi enthusiast is hand feeding a koi fish. For a fish already renowned for its sociability, it makes for an

Making sure that your koi stays healthy is not a function of emptying a coffee can of food in your pond and heading back inside. Not only can