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  • #16
    Re: Koikichi here!

    should have been like, WTF!!!! you got to be kidding me!!!!
    700g Mini-Monster tank

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    • #17
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       Welcome!  I don't have a pond myself but a friend of mine has what she calls a pond.  I call it her "bucket of fish".   Nice looking Koi, I'd like to see pic of your pond also.  Too funny about the tub and your buddy.
      Reasoning with some people is like trying to nail jello to a wall...

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      • #18
        Re: Koikichi here!

        Welcome to the box. Beautiful koi. I want more land so I can have a river pond.
        75gal heavy planted tank
        pea gravel on soil substrate
        DIY CO2
        3 zebra botias, 9 glowlights, 2 yoyo loachs, wild guppies

        55gal planted
        same substrate
        DIY CO2
        1 gold, 1 zebra, 4 koi, 2 dark zebra angels, ghost & amano shrimp

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        • #19
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          welcome!

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          • #20
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            Welcome!  
            Nice to see another Koi fan!  Yours are certainly beautiful.  
            I've got 4 in my tiny pond, biggest about 5".  2 butterfly and 2 standard.  Been looking for a solid white or platinum butterfly to add to my collection - metallic would be nice, or armorplate (and small!).   I raised some bullfrogs last year, they hung around a few weeks before a week of solid rain made them move on  :(.  Wish they had stayed, they were entertaining as well.  I'm sure this summer will bring on a larger pond for me - my tiny one just isn't enough for all I want.

            Glad you found the box!
            The ultimate oxymoron - Narcolepsy and ADHD.
            Who says you can`t have it all??!!

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            • #21
              Re: Koikichi here!

              Hey Spot, by armor plate, do you mean covered in shiny glittery scales or big dark dorsal scales running from head to tail? As for a solid white butterfly, I saw one at Sunny's a couple of months ago. Might still be there since I don't think koi are his biggest movers.

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              • #22
                Re: Koikichi here!

                And it's probably best that the bullfrogs moved on. When they get big enough, they can snatch your favorite fish. I tried to keep some of mine in a semi-aquatic setup, but they didn't seem happy, so I threw em back into the pond.

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