Dr Tepper once mentioned (probably 15 years ago) about Plant Agglutinins and they are perhaps the best natural flocculant in a pond or fish tank. Just sticky proteins from plants that settle germs, micropollution and even parasites out of the water. The “idea” for the plant is that all these things are “organic material” which,…
This community would fit a 55 gallon tank. You would simply get less fish or use more filtration in order to have less water. (3) “Gold Koi” Angelfish (Main event) (1) Gold dojo when I see one (3) Buenos Aires Tetras (3) Zebra danios or (3-5) Pearl danios (2) Albino Cory cats or similar (3-5)…
I really love sponge filters because they're SO easy, easy to clean, easy to colonize, easy and cheap to buy. https://drjohnson.com/sponge-filters/ Here's an article on the filtration method that's the SAFEST for breeder fish (won't suck up fish fry) The filtration that does the most for water clarity the soonest. The longest cleaning interval and…
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Thank you for replying! If you let me, I have another question about the dosage and water changes of this treatment. My pond has 2900 gallons and here in Spain we don't have much water to do as much water changes. The medication product that I have is called “Tap Pond Professional Formalachite” which has a different dosage…
Hi Erik! I'm writting you beacuse I have some koi with a few red and clamped fins. I'm thinking about costia or trichodina but I dont have acces to a microscope to check it. I recently check my water parameters and are good. I'm from Spain and here It's springtime. My pond its located near…
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<p>1. Fish Disease is covered more thoroughly at <a href=”https://koivet.com“>https://koivet.com</a> or <a href=”https:drjohnson.com“>https:drjohnson.com</a></p> <p>2. Aquarium Health is covered more thoroughly at <a href=”https://drjohnson.com“>https://drjohnson.com</a></p> <p>3. Fish Illness is covered more thoroughly at <a href=”https://savingsickfish.org“>https://savingsickfish.org</a></p> <p>4. Fish Symptoms is covered more thoroughly at <a href=”https://fishdoc.co.uk“>https://fishdoc.co.uk</a></p> <p>5. Fish Treatment is covered more thoroughly at <a href=”https://fishtreatments.com“>https://fishtreatments.com</a></p> <p>6. Fish…
Bacterial infections are a common problem in Koi fish and can lead to serious health issues if not treated promptly. In this document, we will discuss the causes, diagnosis, pathogens, and treatment modalities available for bacterial infections in Koi. Causes: Bacterial infections in Koi fish can be caused by a variety of factors, including poor…
Special thanks to Garden State Koi and their amazing staff, Jesse Blitz in particular but the entire team is amazing. I mean, capable and nice and fun – aka amazing. They've had a wintertime educational workshop 'most years' and they've included me in these a lot – I usually go up and present some seminars…