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I am often asked about stocking levels. This really depends on so many factors - not least of all the skill and experience of the pond-keeper! However, it is important to realise that as stocking levels increase, the safety margin between good and poor health and conditions decreases. As densities increase, so does the need for constant water-testing, health monitoring and system maintenance. It is these considerations along with initial pond and filter design that really determine how many fish you can keep. As a very general guide, a safe (ish) stocking level would be around 8-12ft of fish per 1000 gallons (UK 4,500 litres) - assuming adequate filtration etc. Once you go over this level you start to move into "intensive" stocking levels! |
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Koi Beginner
VIDEOS!! Once you've leapfrogged through this YouTube hosted tutorial you will have a solid, working concept of the Koi hobby and what it's all about. This is done just about exclusively with video and very little written material. |
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