Butterfly Koi 3-4" Regular
Description
Description
Product Description
Butterfly koi have long flowing fins that billow out delicately as they swim throughout their habitat. Butterfly koi are one of the top choices for large ponds. Known for their interactive personalities and variety of vibrant colors and patterns, they create the perfect dynamic display. Reaching lengths of over three feet and living long life spans, koi often become a long term companion.
- Life expectancy is 15 to 30 years
- Max size is 15 to 20 inches
Feeding Instructions
Feed fish a small amount of Koi pellets daily. For more temperate zones, food should be adjusted to accommodate the changing of the seasons. In cold climates, do not feed Koi in the winter.
Habitat and Care
Habitat and Care
Koi are large carp that require substantial filtration and large habitats. A minimum of a pond over 1500 gallons is recommended long term. As a beginner to intermediate level fish, koi require large ponds with ample filtration. They can be overwintered in colder climates as long as the pond has areas of over 4 feet deep. The pond should be well established and water and be regularly maintained. Although koi will eat plants, marginal species and special techniques can be used to add plants to create a water garden. Plants can also help balance the ecosystem and utilize the excess nutrients in the water.
Product Description
Butterfly koi have long flowing fins that billow out delicately as they swim throughout their habitat. Butterfly koi are one of the top choices for large ponds. Known for their interactive personalities and variety of vibrant colors and patterns, they create the perfect dynamic display. Reaching lengths of over three feet and living long life spans, koi often become a long term companion.
- Life expectancy is 15 to 30 years
- Max size is 15 to 20 inches
Feeding Instructions
Feed fish a small amount of Koi pellets daily. For more temperate zones, food should be adjusted to accommodate the changing of the seasons. In cold climates, do not feed Koi in the winter.
Habitat and Care
Koi are large carp that require substantial filtration and large habitats. A minimum of a pond over 1500 gallons is recommended long term. As a beginner to intermediate level fish, koi require large ponds with ample filtration. They can be overwintered in colder climates as long as the pond has areas of over 4 feet deep. The pond should be well established and water and be regularly maintained. Although koi will eat plants, marginal species and special techniques can be used to add plants to create a water garden. Plants can also help balance the ecosystem and utilize the excess nutrients in the water.