Acclimating your new pond fish is the final step when introducing new koi or goldfish to your pond. First, find a reputable koi or goldfish dealer. Then make sure all the fish in the tank are active, swimming energetically and look healthy. Ask how long the fish have been on site, and if they have been treated for parasites or bacteria and if they have been properly quarantined. If you are satisfied with all the answers to your questions, pick the perfect fish or fishes for your pond. However, there is one final step to make sure you add (acclimate) your koi or goldfish safely to your pond.
Aquascape has produced a very informative video that covers all the basics for acclimating pond fish in your pond, so watch the video below for some great tips.
Showa are three coloured koi with red, black and white. Showa are similar to Sanke, however they have black markings (sumi) that extend below the lateral line and typically have sumi on the head. Showa are actually black fish with red and white markings.
Showa are three coloured koi with red, black and white. Showa are similar to Sanke, however they have black markings (sumi) that extend below the lateral line and typically have sumi on the head. Showa are actually black fish with red and white markings.
Pond vacuums make cleaning your pond much easier. They easily pick up leaves, sludge, silt, soil and even small twigs from the bottom of your pond.