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New Coi Pond
I'd be more worried about cats than birds.
And where are the pictures?!
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New Coi Pond
Haha I'll get them in the morning! I got them minutes before I had to get ready for work. And I THINk it's far enough down from the rocks that cats won't get to them. My neighbor has had one for years and never had any problem.
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Re: New Coi Pond
 Originally Posted by JohnNJ
Koi and goldfish are related and are both a type of carp. Some carp grow to hundreds of pounds so koi are not really the biggest.
But koi are the most expensive. Some show quality koi sell for thousands of dollars as babies. Yes, they have fish shows.
The most expensive Koi ever sold went for $2.2 million dollars. Owning a prized Koi is a symbol of status in Japan and champion Koi go for around $100,000.
This is the $2.2 million Koi named Alexandria. She was the 2008 All Japan Grand Champion, owned by Andrew Fillipowski from the USA according to a quick search. I have no idea how they would crown a champion of being a fish though.

 Originally Posted by Capray
Koi are so cool.. I heard they get eaten by raccoon sometimes though.
I used to have a small pond with some 8" Goldfish and small Koi. Two separate times I walked out to find an 8" Goldfish eaten almost entirely most likely by raccoon.
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Re: New Coi Pond
 Originally Posted by AdamL8
The most expensive Koi ever sold went for $2.2 million dollars. Owning a prized Koi is a symbol of status in Japan and champion Koi go for around $100,000.
This is the $2.2 million Koi named Alexandria. She was the 2008 All Japan Grand Champion, owned by Andrew Fillipowski from the USA according to a quick search. I have no idea how they would crown a champion of being a fish though.
I used to have a small pond with some 8" Goldfish and small Koi. Two separate times I walked out to find an 8" Goldfish eaten almost entirely most likely by raccoon.
Koi fish look awesome always thought that. Didn't know how big of a status they were in Japan. An you make a fish crown an carefully place it on the head and bam you crowned a fish
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Re: New Coi Pond
Ornamental fish are judged on color, pattern, conformation, and quality.
Some are more rare than others.
I recall reading in my Companion Animal Biology text book a few years ago that it was illegal to own certain mutations because only the Imperial family could back in Feudal Japan.
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Just because....Koi means love in Japanese. So you could also call them Love Fish.
Last edited by MasonC2K; 06-25-2013 at 01:26 PM.
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That is a sweet project! It's lookin really good
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Re: New Koi Pond
Very neat. I want to one day have a BIG koi pond. I love the butterfly koi, though many don't consider them proper koi.
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That looks great. I'd love to do something like that myself, but I'd be tempted to put a turtle in it. Then I'd have to figure out a fence of some kind so they don't walk away. Then I'd also have to figure out how to keep the raccoons out, and what do you do when it rains a lot and it overflows? Sounds like a lot of work but I'd still like to try it some day. Good Job.
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